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From: Goodbar, Loyd (AFS-Water Valley) > I find that very difficult to believe. Every other SQL database I've worked > with all contain some type of proprietary extensions > At least on the AS/400, SQL has to support the standard collection.table > naming convention and the AS/400-specific library/file convention. > > From: Al Barsa [mailto:barsa@barsaconsulting.com] > > IBM has embraced SQL on our platform as an industry standard. I do not see > IBM making proprietary enhancements to SQL. If anything, SQL is a lowest > common denominator statement for the platform, > Maybe what Al means is "beyond what they already have made".... I.e., no changes at all to DB2. DB2 is frozen stiff and unchangeable (also known as "stable").
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