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But I would never put those indexes or views in the IBM libraries, but my own Custom library. And if I were a selling a package, they would be part of the package library and well documented that there are these X indexes and views over System Tables and they are in my application library - NOT IBM libraries.
Chris Bipes
Director of Information Services
CrossCheck, Inc.
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Subject: Re: Do third party products add access paths to system tables often?
IMHO bad practice is:
- providing system tables without needed indexes
- reading tables in "arrival sequence" (whatever this might be meaning) -
its even worse for system tables (or other foreign tables), reuse deleted
records could change, or indexes could be added by the owner of the tables.
adding views and indexes to system tables isn't best practice, but if needed
indexes are not provided by system it might be some kind of self-defense.
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