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Correct. Did not phrase that right.

On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 3:35 PM, sjl <sjl_abc@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Alan wrote:
They haven't made any changes that I know of for forever.
It still doesn't support ansi joins and that would be so simple to add.

Then Luis wrote:
Excuse my ignorance but, how do ANSI joins differ from DB2's?
I thought that DB2, from V5R4 (IIRC) was 100% ANSI compatible...



Luis -

I think what Alan really intended to say is that the /prompter/ in STRSQL
does not support ANSI joins. However, if you know the correct syntax you
can type in the ANSI query and run it within STRSQL...

- sjl









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