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Wow, Booth, quite a simple statement, but very intriguing. Seriously. Has anyone ever asked that question before? I don't even do half the stuff you mentioned in the tool you describe, but I've always HATED having to code DDS file specs from scratch. Wouldn't it be wonderful to have one command/shell/app that could do everything you mentioned for a given table, including a way to avoid coding DDS specs? --- Booth Martin <Booth@martinvt.com> wrote: > One other point of view, to my mind, is that both DDS and SQL are > fine but not very modern. > > The tool to define and change files should include the entire gamut > of file > defintions, cascading deletes, triggers, referential integrity, and > constraints. The way we have to do all these piecemeal today just > makes no > sense anymore. Maybe Ops Navigator will get us there? __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com
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