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Hey All
I'm going to be doing some mass-scans of RPGLE source, and I'm trying to figure
out if there's a better way than using the SQL LIKE keyword.
I was thinking I'd to do Dynamic SQL that looks something like this:
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM SRCMBR
WHERE SRCDTA LIKE '%<field name>%' AND
SUBSTR(srcdta,7,1) <> '*'
This select does two character comparasons, which can't be cheap, and the LIKE
has to do a pattern match which is likewise expensive. However, I don't know
enough about SQL to do anything that would be less intensive.
This is part of a set of programs that will enable me to keep track of various
versions of our product at certain customer sites. For that reason, I want
this solution to be as automated as possible (otherwise, I'd wumpus up some
quick and dirty programs driven through a PDM option).
Any ideas?
Thanks
-Doc
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