Steve,
Good thought, but no dice. I changed the statement as follows:
DECLARE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE docs00r AS (
SELECT * FROM docs00
WHERE chkdate BETWEEN '2006-11-01-00.00.00.000000' and
'2006-11-30-23.59.59.000000' and
TYPE2 in ('BL','POD'))
WITH DATA
(Docs00r is the format name for docs00.) I still got different format
level ID's.
-mark
Working as designed...with SQL the record format name is created to match
the file name.
If you REALLY need the file to be named doclist, a workaround is to do
this:
DECLARE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE docs00 AS (
SELECT * FROM docs00
WHERE chkdate BETWEEN '2006-11-01-00.00.00.000000' and
'2006-11-30-23.59.59.000000' and
TYPE2 in ('BL','POD'))
WITH DATA
Then rename the file to doclist.
- Steve
----- Original Message -----
From: "M Lazarus" <mlazarus@xxxxxxxx>
To: <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 1:04 PM
Subject: SQL - Declare Global Temporary level check
I came across a situation that I think is an SQL bug, but I'd like to
run
it by you guys.
DECLARE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE doclist AS (
SELECT * FROM docs00
WHERE chkdate BETWEEN '2006-11-01-00.00.00.000000' and
'2006-11-30-23.59.59.000000' and
TYPE2 in ('BL','POD'))
WITH DATA
Table DOCLIST created in QTEMP.
CHKDATE is a timestamp field.
TYPE2 is a variable length field.
The data seems to be populated correctly in QTEMP/DOCLIST.
Should the format level identifier be the same as the original file
(DOCS00)? I would have guessed yes, but they are different. So
overriding DOCS00 to QTEMP/DOCLIST throws a level check.
Bug or not?
-mark
