• Subject: Re: [RE: RPG 400 code on the NET]
  • From: Frank Kolmann <fkolmann@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: 22 Sep 99 18:19:08 EST

Chris Bipes <ChrisB@cross-check.com> wrote:

> I will try to create my home page to point to each example and get up soon.

I have set up a home page with 2 RPG code samples at 
http://sites.netscape.net/fkolmann

Netscape has a nifty free home page setup.
I am also using Netscapes free WEBMAIL.

I hope it all works, I am very new/inexperienced with all this.

In particular I am interested in a utility that analyses the PRTSQLINF
from programs and searches for SQL statements that can be made to perform
better if a Lgl file/SQL index existed.
The utility can be improved so that it constructs the DDS for the actual lgl
files needed. Also a cross reference from DSPPGMREF to the file generated by
this utility would hone in to the set of SQLs that apply to a particular
program, but this also needs to be written.

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