Re: How to creat a cl program to make my batch query?

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Sounds like you need to hire a programmer or consultant



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Subject: How to creat a cl program to make my batch query?

Hello:
  I posted a question on how to create a batch query to run 10 queries in a
fixed sequence  with some date variables as the parameter.  By reading all the
replies , I came to the conclusion that I have to create a CL program to do
this. Because I am new to use BPCs and I do not have a programming document ,
I
have no idea how to create a CL program. What is a CL program anyway? I can
get
little hint from the F1 help of BPCs system.
  Anyone can give me a more detailed descriptions on how to create this kind
of
CL program. If you can send me a sample CL program to do this kind of stuffs,
this will be very great. You can email your replies to me by
Johnson_zhao@bba-nonwovens.com
Thanks very much
Johnson
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