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Dean,

STRQM option 1
Edit a query
Press F13 and you can edit your FORM

You can add variables in your heading by referencing the number of the
column in the result set. (so it should be in the SELECT)

Thus "Client: &6" refers to the sixth column in the result set.

You can leave the same column out of the result set by selecting the first
option and use the option OMIT.

This was a quick "101"

With regards,
Carel Teijgeler


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On 22-1-2010 at 16:49 Dean.Eshleman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

Hi,

We have an interactive SQL command that utilizes a query management query
to execute the SQL statement. When we specify *PRINT as our output, I
would like to be able to specify a report heading. I assume this would
require using a query management report form. Our SQL command allows you
to specify the form to use. Normally, we use the *SYSDFT value. According
to the help on STRQMQRY this means it creates a form on the fly and uses
that. Does anyone know how to define a form where the heading would be a
variable and the columns would be determined at runtime? Do I need to
figure out how to create the form on the fly myself? I have looked at the

Query Management Programming manual, it isn't apparent to me what I need
to do. TIA

Dean Eshleman,
MMA, Inc.

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