RE: Query/400 Upper-Lower Case

Anyone know if a QAQQINI option will do this for him?

Or, instead of using RUNQRY *N, have you thought about using RUNSQL or 
it's cohorts to do something like, (from the command line):
RUNSQL REQUEST('select * from qtemp/myfile where upper(myfield)=''TEST 
THIS''')
....+....1...
  MYFIELD 
  ---------- 
  Test this 

Rob Berendt
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As I said, I was just curious about this.  If there was even a way to do 
it
with that command.  I use RUNQRY *N all the time from a command line to 
peek
into a database, so that I don't have to fire up Query/400, or write a
program.  It's not a big deal either way.  I just wondered if anyone knew 
if
it could be done or not. 


Shannon O'Donnell

 


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Most people using the RUNQRY command bury it in a program.  Simply convert
the search text to upper case in the program prior to passing it to the
RUNQRY command.  If, however, the file data may be mixed case it gets a 
bit
trickier.

How's about converting it to a query management query and using the UPPER
function?  No 57xx-ST1 is required for your system just to do this.

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I should have been more specific.  My fault.  What I meant was, is there a
way to do the upper/lower case thing using ONLY the RUNQRY *N MYLIB/MYFILE
RCDSLT(*YES) command? 

Thanks for the tips on how to do this with the full Query/400 tool though. 

I
did not know that either and it will come in very handy sometime, I'm 
sure! 


Shannon O'Donnell

 


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> Using Query/400  (i.e., Runqry *n MyLib/MyFile
> RCDSLT(*YES))  on the query selection...is it possible to search for 
> both upper and lower case letters  in a single pass?

Yes. Use the collation sequence option in the query definition
and change it to  4 (Translation table).  Then use 
QSYSTRNTBL in library  QSYS.
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