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Thanks, Chuck...

I'm kinda new here and I didn't realize that "EXECUTE" was SEQUEL specific.
I've never worked with SEQUEL before, I was just looking at an example that
someone else wrote.

To solve my problem, I wrote an RPG program with embedded SQL to create my
work file.

Thanks to all who responded.

bv






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The OP stated SQL versus SEQUEL, but presumably the SEQUEL/EXECUTE
command is being used. The *MSGF QSYS/QQRYMSG is for the 5722QU1 Query
for iSeries product [aka Query/400], which is a report writer only, and
does not support SQL [syntax]. The *MSGF SEQUEL/DBIOMSG shows QRY2211
as "Parameter required for OUTFILE, TOFLR, or TOSTMF", so apparently
somewhere after the closing apostrophe and parenthesis for "blah,
blah...", there should be an OUTFILE(specified)

Regards, Chuck
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rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Bob.Voltz@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Could someone give me an example of creating an empty file with SQL
in a CL program?

Something like: EXECUTE SQL('CREATE TABLE QTEMP/WORKFILE blah,
blah, blah.....

I keep getting a QRY2211 error no matter what i try....

WRKMSGD MSGID(QRY2211) MSGF(QQRYMSG) <<SNIP>>

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