Rob,

Yes, you're right - I was only throwing out another option.  Mike said his
co-worker didn't know how to use imbedded sql, and he was trying to give
her an easy way to utilize right/left side keyfields natively, i think, by
creating an sql view for her to use.

opnqryf over a join LF or a view, does this nicely (just as well as
imbedded sql would, without the supporting indexes, logicals, etc)

I didn't consider performance because it wasn't in the original question.

but, again, you're right.  the use of supporting indexes or LF access paths
would help performance, whichever method was used.

Rick

----original message----
Yes, Richard, but if you don't have the right indexes built then you could
be taken a performance hit.  At that point your join logical has no more
function than an SQL view.  It's not that the SQL would be more of a pig
than the OPNQRYF, (the underlying engines are the same).  You could do SQL
over that join logical also.

Rob Berendt


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