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Not sure if this will help Guy but you could create the alias on the iSeries
then use ODBC from Excel to access the alias.

Angus - also from a rainy UK

On 03/07/07, Guy Terry <guy.terry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Greetings from a rainy UK.



This is a question about getting data off the iSeries and into Excel.



I've never used Query/400, but I have been shown how to use Microsoft
Query
to get data (via ODBC Connection) from our iSeries 'Tables' into Excel.
And
then today I had some brief instruction in writing SQL SELECT statements
to
achieve the same result.



The problem is I was using MS Query to write the SQL, and found it's not
especially suited for that task (e.g. it doesn't support Aliases). I then
found, in iSeries Navigator, the 'Run an SQL Script' option. Which is
great
at writing SQL, but I can't then get my data into Excel.



So the question is what SQL 'editor' can I use to sit between an ODBC
connection to the iSeries and Excel? I realise this is not necessarily an
iSeries specific question, but I can't be the only person here who wants
to
do this,



Guy

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