Well, you can do an SQL DELETE on a plain type 18 file and it does not
have a SICA or an entry in the SQL catalog.
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Clif
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On Apr 6, 2005, at 18:55, Ray Wurlod wrote:
My guess is it's because there's no way to attach a SICA to a type 19
or type 1 file. And, similarly, that there's no way to create entries
in the SQL Catalog for them.
Nothing to stop you creating a paragraph to DELETE <<I2,FileName>>
<<I3,RecordID>> and invoke same as a stored procedure, using CALL
(only from a program, not from the command line).
Or maybe you don't have write permission to the directory!
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