(Craig Mullins) The performance of dynamic SQL is one of the most widely debated DB2 issues. Some shops try to avoid it, but in this day and age of ERP/CRM systems, Java/JDBC programming, and web applications, all of which heavily rely on dynamic SQL, its use is becoming more ubiquitous.
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