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After refining my search, I found I can use:
CREATE OR REPLACE VARIABLE @inDistrict char default 'WAZ';
CREATE OR REPLACE VARIABLE @inRegion char default 'C12';
then change the :in* references to @in*. This works for me.

- Dan

On Thu, Nov 2, 2023 at 4:20 PM Dan <dan27649@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I am aware that one can use ? in a script to be prompted. I have a script
from an SQLRPGLE program that I am trying to test in ACS Run SQL Scripts;
it uses a few variables several times. I would like to be prompted once
for each variable. For example:

select * from testfile a
where a.DistrictA = :inDistrict or a.DistrictB = :inDistrict
and a.Region = :inRegion;

The above is a simplified example from the one I am using where
:inDistrict is used seven times in the script. How can I be prompted once
for :inDistrict and once for :inRegion?

I tried SET and DECLARE, but those were just WAGs. Google was not my
friend, but I'm not sure I'm even searching on the right terms.

- Dan


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