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All program objects can implicititely be called through SQL.  It IS doing
this as a stored procedure, but it does not need to be explicitely defined
as such.

Eric DeLong
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And wouldn't that then be a stored procedure, unless you create a generic 
stored procedure out of qcmdexc like the other suggestion?

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You can't really call a command, but you can call programs.  If you know 
the
command processing program and its parameters, you can use the call 
command
in SQL to call this program....

Eric DeLong
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Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 4:30 PM
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Is there a way to execute a command within a RUNSQLSTM execution or do
I have to create a stored procedure?

Thanks,
Reeve
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