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Peter:

On Wed, 28 November 2001, Peter_Vidal@pall.com wrote:

>   I think that instead of having a file like QADBXREF,
> IBM should have a ONE-VERTEBRA-COLUMN FILE with all the basic OBJECTS
> information on the AS400 and this should include the pertinent and basic
> information, depending on the object type.

First, would you please explain "a ONE-VERTEBRA-COLUMN FILE"? I'm clearly out 
of touch with modern DBA terminology.

However, I'm not sure I'd like my AS/400 spending the time required to keep an 
object-xref file current. Every time an object was created, deleted and 
possibly changed, the xref table would need to be updated as well; and objects 
come and go a lot.

OTOH, the UDF suggestion in another post was a great idea; and it's something 
IBM could (should?) supply, perhaps as a QUSRTOOL so source would be available 
as an example. Hmmm... no, they'd probably send it as C++ and nobody could use 
it. As a UDF, there'd be no physical table maintenance and returned values 
would always be current.

Tom Liotta

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