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  3. June 2006

RE: Running SQL commands from CL (or elsewhere)

If you're doing something interactively then strsql is easy enough, but
if it's a batch cl already, and you just need to update a row this works
great. Sure, there are many other ways to do it, but this is totally
self-contained. As far as "native" goes, if you'd prefer you can call
qzdfmdb2 as that's the OS/400 pgm that implements the db2 command, but
I'd rather stick with QSH. Then again I consider it totally "native"
anyway.

-Walden

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