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  3. November 2009

Re: CRTSQLRPGI COPILEOPT OPTIMIZE any good?

darren@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I see that there is no option in CRTSQLRPGI to optimize the program, like
there is in CRTBNDRPG. So, I added a COMPILEOPT('OPTIMIZE(*BASIC)'), and
the compile didn't blow. I'm thinking that it would have been included
natively in the command if there was some benefit to using it, and if it
was easy to implement, which it appears to be. So, my question is, should
I add the COMPILEOPT('OPTIMIZE(*BASIC)'), to my CRTRPGSQLI, or am I wasting
my time?

Darren:

Anything specified in the COMPILEOPT parameter on the SQL language compilers is just passed, verbatim, to the real compile once the SQL pre-processor has generated the temporary source.

Stuff like activation groups, binding directories, etc, can be specified there.

I suspect that the OPTIMIZE parameter, specified in COMPILEOPT, would have the same effect on the generated program as it would on the regular bound RPG program.

david


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