Re: QM Query question

Dennis Munro wrote:

> AS/400 720 V4R4M0, current on all ptf's as of two weeks ago as a test
> machine.
> AS/400 S20 V4R4M0, not as current on ptf's as the test machine.
> Running BPCS 6.0.02 full client/server as an ERP package.
>
> I had 30 Query/400 queries I had converted to QM/400 queries on my test
> machine.  They worked just fine on the test machine.  I am not sure how I
> copied them from the test machine to the production machine but I probably
> copied the definitions into a work library, saved the work library to tape,
> restored the tape on the production machine, & then copied the sql & form
> definitions to the correct library.
>
> The queries all ran correctly on the test machine.  I had to change all the
> queries on the production machine to point to the correct library & saved
> the definitions - but I never ran them.
>
> When I went to run them last night as part of month-end, they all aborted.
> Running the CL program through ISDB, I found out that the queries were all
> looking for the wrong data library, which only resides on the test machine.
> What did I miss (other than not trying them to make sure they ran which now
> makes me look pretty stupid) in this copying process?
>
> I then ran each one manually & they all worked, but not within my CL
> program????  At midnight, you sometimes don't really think to straight,
> especially after it being a 17 hour work day.
>
> The other kicker is after I ran the QM/400 queries manually, all the form
> definitions didn't work where I had a report wider than 80 columns.  That
> all was working on the test machine.  You get multiple reports based on the
> report width, ie. col.1-80 = report 1, col.81-160 = report 2, col.161-198 =
> report 3.  What a mess.
>
> What am I forgetting or what did I do wrong?
>
> Frustrated & tired.  Plus my wifes birthday & I will probably fall asleep
> while eating out with the kids.  I should just go home right now & sleep &
> forget work.
>
> Dennis
>
> Dennis Munro
> Badger Mining Corporation
> dmunro@badgerminingcorp.com
> www.badgerminingcorp.com
> (920) 361-2388
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Dennis,

Check your QMQRY's on your production machine with STRQM.

Perhaps the library is hardcoded in the SQL-instructions.

Carel.


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