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ABSTRACT
An application programmer working with APL2 and SQL/DS will often want to investigate and/or document the definitions of SQL tables and views, particularly when working with tables created by others. Unlike conventional APL file systems, SQL "knows" quite a bit about the objects it is storing, but this information is scattered throughout several system catalogs. An APL2 tool which combines and neatly formats available information about a table is presented.Interpretation of this information may point out conditions which are causing SQL to perform less than optimally. Some issues which influence SQL performance are considered, and some general guidelines for improving performance are suggested.Some familiarity with APL2 and SQL is assumed."SQL" should be understood to mean IBM's SQL/DS for VM systems. But other SQL-based database managers, such as DB2, are very similar. REFERENCES
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