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At 10:16 AM 7/23/2004, Rob wrote: The ONLY advantage DDS has over SQL is the ability to combine an index with a view. Or, in DDS terms, the ability to create a logical file with field and/or record selection and a key. However this is only an advantage in traditional I/O. In SQL I/O you would read the 'view' or the file with the field and/or record selection. And the optimizer would use the appropriate 'index' to find the best key. The other thing that DDS _can_ bring to the table is using field reference files, if you design your files that way. Not do-able in SQL if I remember right. Jim
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