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I wasn't aware that SQL was still a separate chargeable package anymore.

Oh yes, DB2 Query Manager and SQL Development Kit for i 7.1 (5770-ST1 at i 7.1) is still a chargeable Program Product (LPP). The Announcement Letter states;

"DB2 Query Manager and SQL Development Kit for i 7.1 contains the following functions that assist users and application developers to write SQL queries and application programs for the DB2 for i database manager:
* Query Manager, an interactive query and report generator, allows users to define and run queries accessing DB2 for i databases. Data edit and report capabilities are also provided.
* The SQL Development Kit provides precompilers and tools for processing SQL statements embedded in the C, C++, RPG, COBOL, and PL/I programming languages. Runtime support for the programming languages is provided directly by the DB2 for i database manager.
* Interactive SQL is a query environment that allows users and programmers to enter and execute SQL interactively.
This product is only required for Query Manager and SQL application development. Once created, these applications can be run on other servers running IBM i which do not have this product installed, using the DB2 for i database manager support."

5770-ST1 is needed to create programs with embedded SQL and to use the green-screen STRSQL tool. However, the runtime is incorporated in DB2 on i. So, you can run your compiled programs, use CLI, execute the CL command RUNSQLSTM, etc. without 5770-ST1. (You can also use the SQL facilities in Access for i (Windows), Access for i (Web), QuantumDB plug-in for RDp, etc. without the LPP.)

Brian Parkins.

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