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Sorry Charles - I have to completely disagree with you here.
Unless you are performing set updates - not that common - most
business applications still process a retrieved set a row at a time.
Whether that be by retrieving the entire set as an array and then
walking through it, or by using a cursor, or ...
Why can the OAR handler not retrieve the set and then hand it back a
row at a time in response to read requests?
I know it will happen becuase the IBM Lab Services team already do
this with SPECIAL files as part of their database modernization
approach. OAR handlers are a natural and much simpler extension of
that process.
Jon Paris
www.Partner400.com
www.SystemiDeveloper.com
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