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C/EXEC SQL C+ insert into plline2 C+ (select * from vdline2 where C+ (vdlpo conca C+ t h2item) in (select (pdlpo concat plitem) from plline)) C/END-EXEC or even C/EXEC SQL C+ insert into plline2 C+ (select * from vdline2 a where exists (select * from C+ plline b where a.vdlpo = b.pdlpo and a.h2item = b.plitem)) C/END-EXEC The equivalent code in RPG: READ VDLINE2 90 *IN90 DOWEQ*OFF VDKEY SETLLPLLINEL1 91 *IN91 IFEQ *ON If in PLLINE WRITEPLLINE2R Write to PLLINE2 ENDIF READ VDLINE2 90 ENDDO Easier to read, and my initial guess is that the RPG runs a bit quicker. Maybe I'm daft, but I just don't understand why someone would write SQL for code like this. Joe
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