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Native I/O and SQL both use storage management, etc. Native doesn't use SQL itself - that is a different code path. But they all go to the same innards. -------------- Original message -------------- > On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 12:24:38 -0600 > > "SQL is good enough for most platforms, and most > > problems. But when > > it's not, you need the raw power of native I/O, the power > > that only RPG > > can bring you. RPG: assembly language for your database, > > available only > > on the iSeries!" > > Doesn't native I/O (read, chain, etc) use SQL down in the > bowels of the system anyhow? Dynamic SQL for some > applications is much more powerful and easier to use than > native I/O (in RPG programs). > > To me, it sounds like you are trying to market for your > gain here. :) Don't take that the wrong way. I agree > with it, but it's sort of weighted to one of your > solutions, isn't it? >
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