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> This sure looks exactly like the way CGIDEV2 (www-922.ibm.com) > and CGILIB (www.rpgiv.com/toolkit) work. -Bob Cozzi Yes, I think the "template" API in both products is based on the traditional workstation metaphor. Relational-Web carries the metaphor a bit further by supporting subfile I/O. An example of the subfile read changed record procedure: Dow wtnLstRdc(recordName) ... Process changed subfile row ... Enddo Most HTML generation technologies are based on dispatching a request to an HTML page (Active Server Pages, Java Server Pages, Net.Data, Cold Fusion, PHP, FreeMarker) where executable scripting elements are embedded in the HTML page. That's fine for simple queries, but I think the traditional workstation metaphor makes more sense for database maintenance applications. Hopefully no one gets the idea that Relational-Web is a wrapper around CGIDEV2. The template API in Relational-Web offers 200-300% better performance, and other more significant aspects related to workload management and scalability. Nathan.
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