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Well, I think RTVQMQRY does it, but not very well. As I recall,
converting a QU1 query to QMQry has problems with file joins of certain
types.

Alternative might be T.O.A.D, which is a client tool that supports Query
definitions. It probably suffers the same conversion issues.
http://www.innovativesys.net/?page_id=8

-Eric

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Does anyone know how to automatically convert a QU1 defined query into
an SQL script?

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