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Eric,
It would be nice if SQL were free, but you can utilize most of SQL's function
without purchasing SQL. Exceptions are embedded SQL, and running
select statements.
David Morris
>>> <eric.delong@pmsi-services.com> 02/19 12:28 PM >>>
So, if SQL is the preferred method, then when is SQL/400 going to
become a "free" licensed program? It just doesn't make sense to me
that:
1) If SQL is a fully supported feature of OS400 (already built in),
and
2) IBM increases value of DB2 and SQL by optimizing and enhancing
its technology, then
3) We who develop OS400 application can't use any of this unless we
shell out $$$ to access features built-in to OS400 (which we've
already paid for).
eric.delong@pmsi-services.com
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