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A lot of good research and logic were laid open in the article, but it seemed to me that developers could use REFACCPATH directives in DDS, or record blocking directives in RPG, or other available techniques to swing the performance results in favor of files created via DDS. The intent of the article seemed to be to delineate specific conditions under which DDL defined files would perform better. Useful information, but not conclusive. Nathan M. Andelin Dimitri Efimov <defimov@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Another point: do somebody able to confirm the performance boost of SQL created tables? I repeated what was written in the article (http://www.iseriesnetwork.com/resources/artarchive/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewarticle&CO_ContentID=20067&channel=) and made about 50 tests more with no success (program run nearly the same time reading DDS o SQL created file). Dmitri Efimov Aviso Banco Wiese Sudameris Este mensaje es privado y confidencial y solamente para la persona a la que va dirigido. Esta sujeto a los terminos que aparecen en http://www.bws.com.pe/aviso.shtml los cuales forman parte de su contenido.
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