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From: BirgittaHauser Instead of using joined logical files, you should create SQL views instead. Views are much more powerfull than DDS described logical files.
Let's be careful here. MOST of the time views are a better alternative than logical files (although logical files can act as both index and view). In fact, for most cases you should really consider using DDL to describe all of your files, including physicals, because of the benefits of DDL. But this is different than SQL.
And with the right indexing strategie SQL performs much better than native I/O even if you are only working with DDS described physical and logical files.
And here you must be very careful. SQL performs better than native I/O for many queries, but it definitely does NOT perform better for single record reads, writes or updates. Joe
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