Because an SQL index is considered to be an access path auxiliary, this panel provides a method to suppress index generation. To suppress the generation of the SQL index, either enter *NONE in the name’ field or leave it blank. In both cases, the index will not be generated, regardless of the Maintenance Option’. As a result, you can create *IMMED DDS access paths and also suppress generation of an SQL index.
EDIT ACCESS PATH AUXILIARIES SYMDL File name . . . . . . . . : Customer Access path name. . . . . : Retrieval index Source library. . . . . . : SYGEN SQL access path auxiliaries : ? Src member Type Text UUADREL1 RTV Customer Retrieval index Index Name Type Text UUADREL1I IX1 Index SQL DDL LOCATED IN : UUADREL1 SEL: e-STRSEU. F3=Exit
Note: The name’ is automatically set to *NONE when the Maintenance Option’ is either R or D. You cannot use this facility to create a REBLD or a DELAY DDS access path and also create an SQL index.
For DDL implementation, the index is generated with the same name as source member name.
Auxiliaries are not applicable for DDL type file as Views are not created for DDL type file and only Index with the same name as the source member name is created.
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