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QM can process only one SQL statement per QMQRY object. If you want to do multiples like this, you either need 2 QMQRYs, or you should use RUNSQLSTM against a source member.

QM uses objects - queries and forms. RUNSQLSTM uses members.

Why use QM instead of RUNSQLSTM? For one thing, you can have substitution variables. And you are not limited as to the statements you can use. E.g., you can't use a simple SELECT statement with RUNSQLSTM.

But it looks like you want to use RUNSQLSTM, so one thing you might do is run these in STRSQL, then save the session to a source member, strip out all the stuff you don't want, put semi-colons at the end of EACH statement, and there you are.

HTH
Vern

Jerry Draper wrote:
I am using STRQM to create a simple SQL script.

CREATE TABLE QTEMP/FILEMSG
(MSG CHAR (128 ) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT)

INSERT INTO QTEMP/FILEMSG (MSG)
VALUES ('Job exceeded max run min of &MAXRUN')

I get :

Keyword INSERT not expected. Valid tokens: <END-OF-STATEMENT>

Is there some kind of end of stmt required for STRQM that is not
required in STRSQL where this script works fine?

I tried it with semi-colon and got same results

Jerry



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