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Indexes are pointers for sequencing data reads, but a view is a particular way of "view"ing a table, where you are selecting particular records, limiting fields, combining data from multiple tables or in your case adding data that's not in any other table to each record. You've created a logical view of the data versus a logical order for reading the data. That's why a logical file in the native database is a logical file and does both and if you create either an SQL view or index, you get a native logical file as its container. Does that make sense?

Coy Krill
Core Processing Administrator/Analyst
Washington Trust Bank


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From: MIDRANGE-L [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Vicki Wilson
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Subject: Why does the system see the logical file as a view
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Hi all,

We are starting to talk about modernization. We have older logical files that have new record names, specify the fields in addition to a key for sorting.

We were experimenting with generating an SQL script. We did not find the logical with indexes - we found it with the views. I'm curious. Why does the system recognize it as a view? And how do the key fields get handled since they can't be included in the view?

Bonus question for anyone further down the modernization road. How are you handling goodies like this?

Vic


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