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As a side note about performance with the replacement of Selects like the conversation below talks about is.... suppose many people are using these things , LF1, LF2, LF3, ..... all day long, the logicals are going in and out of memory all day. with LFx that index would more likely to stay in memory all day long with many people using it and you would encounter many fewer DB page faults. Remember with updates happening to the PF, each one of those LF's have have an excusive Seize to do the update. Rule one. Minimize the Locks and Seizes. Just a thought. John ------------------------------- >> LF1 key FLDA Select only field CODE = 'C' >> LF2 key FLDA Select only fleld CODE = 'O' >> LF3 key FLDA select only field CODE = 'D' >> >> instead of >> >> LFx key CODE, FLDA (in RPG reading Equal on keylist) >...But, what if the file (LF) had to be in FLDA sequence? >Capt.j Capt j, <chuckle> Think about it. If you use LF1 the only records you are going to get is those with CODE = 'C' and those would be in FLDA order. Now with LFx keys CODE, FLDA... Now I could have a keylist like EVAL CODE = 'C' CODE Setll LFx CODE Reade LFx I will get the SAME results. Only CODE 'C's in FLDA order !! But then using THE SAME LFx I could EVAL CODE = 'O' CODE Setll LFx CODE Reade LFx ALL Using the Same LFx John
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