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Re: Possible SQL Activation Group Issues

On 14-Oct-2016 12:47 -0500, dlclark wrote:
The Reclaim Activation Group (RCLACTGRP) between companies is
probably the simplest sure-fire way to circumvent an issue if the
origin is, as alluded is suspected.

I was hoping to avoid that -- especially since IBM said it would not
be necessary. They said that the "advanced" SQL optimizer would
detect changes in the library list and rebuild the data path
accordingly under the requirements previously described.


The term "circumvent", as in _bypass a[an apparent] defect_; i.e. indeed, a SQL query ODP should be full-closed per a library list change, *for which* the resolution to any unqualified name reference(s) points to a *different object* in the current-new-run than in the existing-saved-run that might be under consideration for re-use. Should a difference be noticed, then consideration for re-use should be denied, with the effect being, that of a full-close of the /saved/ and a full-open with the /new/.


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