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John P Carr wrote:
>
> Cmon Bruce, You know I was talking about the DEFINITION aspect,
> Not the CONTROL aspect of data declaration.
Yes. But if there is no control, then why care about ease of definition?
> I'm as much as a fan of OO as you are. And I have been a supporter
> of pushing the "Business Rules" into the data base for 10 years (like Codd
> said)
>
> I even have been teaching for SQL for POWERTECH lately trumpeting those
> particular points(Great classes BTW, www.400school.com plug plug)
>
> However the DEFINITION aspect of DDS with the Refer process, with
> it's ability to do type casting while still referring, is still better IMO
> as
> stated above.
>
Then you agree with me? <VBG>
> BTW, why didn't they automatically map the VALUES,and RANGE
> DDS function into the new stuff????????
Yeah. I don't understand that either, but maybe we can beat a developer
in SA.
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-- IBM Certified AS/400 Professional Network Administrator
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