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I use a balance of RLA and SQL. Usually use RLA by default and only go to
SQL when it is a better fit (i.e. dynamic sorts, searches, ranges, etc). We
are actively moving our web development (i.e. OpenRPGUI.com) from our V5R3
server to our V6R1 server so I am planning on jumping into free form
embedded SQL, and on that note...

Are there any well documented (i.e. articles) out there that show how a CRUD
application would use embedded SQL for all file access? I ask not because I
am new to SQL, but because I am not yet convinced of how it's usage is being
described by some in this thread.

I must say that Alan's comments about lessening the compile burden is
something I hadn't considered to a great extent until I started thinking
about it. Certainly better that wrapping file access with *SRVPGM's where
the whole record is being passed in/out without applying any sort of
business logic. I think this also comes down to having a good change
management solution that does a lot of the work for you (as it should).

Aaron Bartell
www.MowYourLawn.com/blog
www.OpenRPGUI.com
www.SoftwareSavesLives.com

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