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Hi Brian

I did that because then it was simple to record the code in Implementer Source Control system.

Frank

On 29/06/2022 7:45 pm, Brian Parkins wrote:
Frank, interesting that you used embedded SQL.

Was there a reason that SQL scripts (text files) were not acceptable? (These could then be used through an number of SQL processors such as RUNSQLSTM or the ACS Run SQL Scripts interface.) Even a CL program containing RUNSQL statements seems less involved than writing SQLRPGLE programs for "housekeeping".

Just curious. (Applaud the approach!)

Brian.

On 29/06/2022 01:14, Frank Kolmann wrote:
I demanded my team that all and any SQL CREATE must be implemented as embedded SQL in a SQLRPGLE.
One program per file that was created via SQL of course there could be a CREATE and many CREATE INDEX per table as well as DROP for recreation..
It was tricky finding files that were created interactively, but we had a SOX audit procedure that mostly worked ok.
This was for documentation purposes and for recreate, and the SOX auditors were happy.
So now I had documentation as good as DDS. Btw did you ever verify the DDS source matched the actual file? Our auditors did spot checks.
There are many ways to skin that cat.



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