Oracle Rdb and recompile requirements
Robert Deskin
bob.deskin at me.com
Sun Aug 25 16:43:21 CDT 2013
It may matter how you declared the database in the dictionary. Are you using the native interface or the SQL interface.
If you used RDB, then it's the SQL interface and I wouldn't expect it to matter. That's because PowerHouse generates SQL based on the structure at the time, but it's the database that decides which indices to use. In other words, there's no PowerHouse use of relational database indexes at execution time.
On the other hand, if you used RDB/VMS, I really don't know. It's quite possible that the routines used at execution time are based on the structure known at compile time.
That's my recollection. Remember I've been away from this stuff for over a month.
Cheers
Bob
On 2013-08-20, at 4:10 PM, "Penney, John" <resolutebay at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Good Afternoon, PH Listers:
>
> We've made a change to a table, removing a repeating key and the question was raised "Do we have to recompile all the programs that access that table?". My opinion and several others was "No...". We've had an enqueue and quota anomaly and I'm questioning whether our previous recompile asssumption was in fact correct?
>
> Can anyone please share?
>
> env: QDESIGN710G VT320
>
> Rdb: Rdb/Dispatch V7.0-65 (OpenVMS AXP)
>
> and some kind of big HP Alpha (AKA DEC/VAX) server....openvms ver: OpenVMS V7.1-2
>
> Yes, i realize some of this stuff is neanderthal...
>
> Thanks a bunch!John M Penney
>
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