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SELECT * FROM SYSIBM/SYSDUMMY1 A WHERE RRN(A) = 1
That said, RRN processing is notoriously bad performer on System i and has
other inherent problems so I'd avoid it if possible.
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-----Original Message-----
Subject: Accessing records in a non-keyed file from SQL
Sorry to keep asking so many questions today.
The subject line kind of says it all: is there a way, from
SQL, to access records by RRN? As in the same RRN used
from native I/O, the one that doesn't change unless the
file is reorganized?
I've been looking around, but all I see are ways to FIND
OUT the RRN of a record, not to retrieve it BY RRN.
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JHHL
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