RE: STRQMQRY Command

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Immensely.

STRQMQRY has the SETVAR function.  RUNSQLSTM does not have any equivalent.

Everybody and their brother has written a wrapper for STRQMQRY which will
process a generic SQL statement.  It's a queer way of getting embedded SQL
in CL.  We stole ours out of a magazine years ago.  RUNSQL.
RUNSQL REQUEST('UPDATE MYLIB/MYFILE SET MYFIELD=''A'' WHERE
MYFIELD=''B''')
You could use that to build your sql string on the fly and then process
it.

But then you're getting close to the time when you need to start
considering imbedding SQL into RPG.

Rob Berendt
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"Meade, Bernard" <bmeade@fmgroup.com>
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Rob:

Yes I an using substitution variables.  Does that change things?

Bernie

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Use RUNSQLSTM instead, or are you using substitution variables?

For example Library MYLIB, source file QRUNSQL member TEST has the
following
Update mylib/myfile
 set myfield='A'
 where myfield='B';
Update mylib/otherfile
 set itsfield='C'
 where itsfield='D';

Separate statements with a semicolon.
Execute using
RUNSQLSTM SRCFILE(ROB/QRUNSQL) SRCMBR(TEST) COMMIT(*NONE)

Rob Berendt
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Is it possible to put multiple update SQL statements in a QMQRYSRC member
to
be executed by the STRQMQRY command?  If so, do you separate the commands
with a special character or just put them on separate lines?

Bernie

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