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i wasn't saying it can't be done via SQL in programming languages but that
using the language's provided functionality to access data is no more a
"back door" or security risk as using SQL ...FWIW have you ever heard the
term SQL injection attack? i've never heard of such a term related to
native DB access (regardless of platform, etc.)
SQL is just as susceptible (if not more so) that any other construct for
manipulating data.
Thanks,
Tommy Holden
From:
"Dave Odom" <Dave.Odom@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To:
<midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:
07/16/2008 05:49 PM
Subject:
Re: Modernization and multi-member files
Tommy,
SQL can be used in most any modern programming language so there's no
problem unless you insist unless your RDBMs allows back door access
methods like i5/ISAM (I use that to differentate because the same is not
also true of MVS nor VM ISAM and their DB2s), such as READ, CHAIN, etc.
I know it sounds odd because the i5 world has never been oriented to truly
relational.
Dave
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