RE: Ordering records in a Join Logical -- MIDRANGE-L

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>Could you reverse the join? Then you could specify the full key. Since 
>you're not using JDFTVAL, you're only going to get records that match in 
>both files anyway. Failing that, you could use an SQL view, create an 
>index over the view and use the index name in RPG. It is RPG??? I kinda 
>think that SQL would just reverse the join though. If it didn't, it would 
>have to make a copy of the data and then sort it, which may be a little on 
>the sloooooow side.

Hmmmm. I just realized, you can't create an index over a view. Rats!


Pete Hall
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