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The question at hand was not Native I/O vs embedded SQL. I happen to use
both dependent on my needs.

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Use SQL, get database independence and quit screwing around with these
kind
of issues.

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Recompile the affected programs. If it is too many to track, it is time
to look at a Change Management System.

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What is your recommendation, suppose I change my selection criteria and
add a another key and compile what will happen to my programs?



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Date: Wed, 24 Jun 2009 14:58:10
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Level Check (*NO) is never a good idea.

I find it hard to believe anyone still would recommend it.

Charles

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Compile the logical with "Level check" parameter and specify "*NO" to
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Date: Wed, 24 Jun 2009 11:39:49
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Suppose I have a uniquely-keyed logical with a SELECT. Case in point,
a
logical, uniquely keyed on customer number, limited to records of type
"customer."

Suppose I modify this logical so that it is limited to records of type
"customer" in which the customer number field is nonblank.

Would this change cause a level-check error when an existing program
tries to open the logical?

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