Alan Campin wrote:
As usual, I think we are focusing on performance issues where the big
issue from my perspective is Database Independence and the costs
associated not using it.
Of course, an unnecessary focus on database independence at the expense of performance could be considered a poor design decision. I'm not sure why you capitalize the term; it's simply one more in a long list of things to be considered when designing a system.

SQL has its place, but it's far from everywhere, especially on i5/OS with its rich spectrum of tools. If you have no intention on moving off of i5/OS, then *not* taking advantage of the native capabilities is architecturally negligent.

In my opinion.

Joe

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