<snip>
Also, as an aside, I implemented the same stored procedure as an RPG/ILE
service program. Man, take about fast. First time I have done this. I
had used service programs to implement user defined functions but didn't
realize until the other day that I could implement stored procedures as
service programs, also.
</snip>
Yes, starting with V5R3 IBM allowed *SRVPGMs as StorProc targets.
That's pretty much all I use now, both for UDFs & Stored Procs, one service
program. I don't have a lot and I keep them simple so I don't have to worry
about breaking them up yet.
They're as fast as RLA, because they are RLA :)
Elvis
Celebrating 10-Years of SQL Performance Excellence
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Subject: RE: Compile problems with SQL Stored Procedures
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