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<SNIP> > >If you have lots of logical files, one way to > >have the query possibly avoid the use of > >certain access paths, is to delete all the logicals > >and recreate them starting with the ones you > >don't want used. > >If you decide to go this route be very aware that you may be mucking up >access path sharing. </SNIP> and if you ever have to perform a restore then the system will rebuild them in the order it deems best which may bring your strategy undone until you recreate everything. The system will restore the logical files in such a way as to maximize implicit access path sharing. This may or may not impact the suggestion above but should be considered for all sets of logical files anyway; program logic that makes assumptions about the order of things can be bought undone (i.e. "break") after a restore if not designed correctly. Regards Evan Harris
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