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The best way I've found to increase SQL performance in to use the create index command to build access paths over the tables you are selecting. To have SQL tell you which access path to create, run your select in debug mode and then look at your job log to see which field(s) the optimizer used to access your data. Bill Erhardt -----Original Message----- From: sushmita.s@xxxxxxx [mailto:sushmita.s@xxxxxxx] Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 3:06 AM To: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Performance of SQL I want to improve the performance of my program which uses Interactive SQL. I am at present using 'SELECT' statements. Will Cursor or Fetch increase the response time? Sushmita Sivaraman ----------------------------------------- This message was scanned for viruses.
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