Re: Storing and Reusing Statements from STRSQL

[Danny.Jahr@xxxxxxxxxx]

The interactive SQL statements are also not saved through an upgrade, you
need to save them off to a source file to keep them.  The statements are
out there, I just can't remember the location, supportline database queue
knows that one.




Kirk Goins <kgoins@ix.netcom.com> on 04/11/99 02:24:33 PM

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I'm in the middle of tracking down some SQL based permformance issues using
DBMON. I have some materials from a IBM DB performance class I took that
give me
some suggested SQLs to run over the data collected by DBMON. I really hate
to
keep re-typing or paging  back thru my previous cmds to get what I need.
Which
brings me to my question.

If I type a SQL from a STRSQL session how can I save it, and make it
runable
from a cmdline or cl?


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