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In the next episode of "novice adventures with views"...
I have an sql View (we'll call it ViewB), and ViewB is a join of FileA and ViewA. ViewA is also created from FileA, if that matters.
Point is, I have FileA with two dependent [logical] files, and one of those is a dependent of the other.
Should I be concerned that a RPLLIB (like the one that we use to "refresh" our test environment with more current data) will fail to create the logical views in the order required by the dependencies?
If the answer to that is "Yes, I should be concerned", what do real developers do to get past such obstacles?
Did I mention that our CMS is circa 1980-something, so don't suggest that will handle it all. We do run 7.1, so it could be worse.
(I'm here for another 20 minutes today, but we can take this up Tuesday morning)
Thanks.
Michael Koester
Programmer/Analyst
DataEast
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