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Sorry about not changing the subject on the last reply. We have a process that drops the constraints on tables (physical files), clears them with a CLRPFM, and then rebuilds the constraints. At first this process took 20 minutes. Now it takes 2 1/2 hours. My question is why? or how is this possible? Here is a small sample: RUNSQLSTM SRCFILE(SourceLib/SourceFile) SRCMBR(Member1) + NAMING(*SQL) DFTRDBCOL(DataLib) CLRPFM FILE(Table1) . . RUNSQLSTM SRCFILE(SourceLib/SourceFile) SRCMBR(Member2) + NAMING(*SQL) DFTRDBCOL(DataLib) Here is some of the sql source from each member: Member1: ALTER TABLE Table1 DROP CONSTRAINT R_1848; Member2: ALTER TABLE Table1 ADD CONSTRAINT R_1848 FOREIGN KEY (key1, key2) REFERENCES Table2 ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE RESTRICT; Patrick Conner www.ConnecTown.com (828) 244-0822 Yes. Is this the correct forum for SQL questions?
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