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What is the limit of records in a "IN file " command.
EG: when i save a file with employee id in it and use the same further down in a table with in file command in where statment, it is throwing a error " computational field is too large"
The IN FILE technique is a great replacement to avoid doing heterogeneous joins to a relational target. Select the keys from the 'parent' into a save file. Multiply the length of the field by the number of rows (use DST. to make sure you only have unique values) to determine if you are within the size limit. Make sure that the WHERE is done in the TABLE part, not in a DEFINE, so that the proper SQL is generated.
I successfully used and taught this technique to a new developer who had a fixed file he needed to join to DB2 and Teradata.