Re: Query and SQL -- MIDRANGE-L

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Valerio,

While everyone is pointing you to RTVQMQRY, be aware that depending on the
original Query, the resulting SQL statement is not the same.  The simple ones
will come over nicely, but it falls apart in other areas: level breaks on
defined fields won't work for example.

But, using this for an SQL tutorial just might be a great way to go! Good luck.

Bill

Valerio Vincenti wrote:
> 
> Hi everyone !
> 
> I'm looking for a way to display the SQL statement generated by a query or, 
>even better, to convert a Query definition to a Query Manager Query.
>
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