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This feature was delivered in version 9.6.
I can see you have implemented this in 9.6.0.11
Excellent. I have allready used it a lot.
We have reviewed this requirement and we feel it would be a beneficial enhancement to the product. We hope to be able to add it to our development plans in the future.
The CEAC has reviewed this requirement and recommends that IBM view this as a MEDIUM priority requirement that should be addressed.
Background: The COMMON Europe Advisory Council (CEAC) members have a broad range of experience in working with small and medium-sized IBM i customers. CEAC has a crucial role in working with IBM i development to help assess the value and impact of individual RFEs on the broader IBM i community and has therefore reviewed your RFE.
To find out how CEAC help to shape the future of IBM i, see CEAC @ ibm.biz/BdYSYj and the article "The Five Hottest IBM i RFEs Of The Quarter" at ibm.biz/BdYSZT
Therese Eaton – CEAC Program Manager, IBM
This could provide value if it would show which SQL operation is used
Although the theme of this request is consistent with our business strategy, it is not committed to the release that is currently under development.
It seems that my earlier reply to Brian has disappeared.
But Michaels comment covers my point of view.
Brian,
I think it adds a lot of value--perhaps even more so if SQL really is replacing native access. Any help that can be given to someone who has to maintain code with the native access would be of great benefit. I would wager there are millions and millions of lines of code written without the use of SQL that perform their function and may or may not need to be rewritten.
I am wondering how much value this would add to the Outline when there is increasing use of embedded SQL to perform database operations.
Have you canvassed opinon/support on Midrange.Com and IBM Developerworks RPG Cafe?