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| All: Supra DBMS maintains logical links internally and provides data in the way it was inserted. When I move to DB2, how can I make sure that I can create a LIST OF CHAINS by which I can get records in the WAY IT WAS INSERTED/UPDATED. |
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| db2sysc@gmail.com wrote: > All: > > Supra DBMS maintains logical links internally and provides data in the > way it was inserted. > > When I move to DB2, how can I make sure that I can create a LIST OF > CHAINS by which I can get records in the WAY IT WAS INSERTED/UPDATED. > IMS? Sorry I coudln't resist. In an RDBMS (liek Db2) you will need to add soem sort of sequence number and sort by it (e.g. IDENTITY column). Cheers Serge -- Serge Rielau DB2 SQL Compiler Development IBM Toronto Lab |