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In my SQL ignorance I made LF = VIEW...

And I WAS thinking VIEWs as a more efficient way to access data instead of DDS.

I can now choose between:

UDTF, LF or Trigger.

Creating 200 LF over a single phisical is something I never done and I don't 
know if there is a
performance issue.

UDTF, nice approach since I have a single object for multiple data libraries.

Trigger, 200 phisical files to write/update/delete

I think trigger is the light one.

Thanks
Marco

--- Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> A further consideration - you mentioned the performance issue in reply to 
> the post about UDTFs - but views are also run at the time you use them - 
> the SQL SELECT that is used to define the view is run dynamically, so 
> performance is an issue there, as well. Whereas the LF access path is 
> maintained and can even include an index.
> 
> Maybe?
> 
> Vern
> 



                
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