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Re: CPYF FROMKEY/TOKEY using packed key field

Unless you mean interactive SQL when you say SQL/400, there should be no difference. QM queries are simply SQL statements encapsulated in an object, so there is really no distinction here. Of course, the settings in F13 can affect things. But not because a file is built from DDS instead of SQL DDL.
OTOH, there might be an issue with multiple member files, but not much - I can't say for sure, as I don't remember and can't try anything right now. 

Vern

At 08:33 AM 11/1/2005, you wrote:


On 10/31/05, Carel Teijgeler <coteijgeler@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> To answer your last question:
> In SQL/400 F13 option 1, you can change the output format (defaults to
> screen, value 3 is disk).


This is a good one to know, but for the purpose of using RUNSQLSTM to
process my SQL statements, this won't work.

I do not know if SQL/400 will write to DDS based files; I had problems with
> that in the past. QM queries will write into DDS based files.


Good news. I have direct proof that SQL/400 will write to DDS-defined files.

- Dan
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