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Richard,

I believe you can have only one Statement in a QM query, but you can save
the SQL to a file type of DDL and use RUNSQLSTM (I was going to post the
command but our machine is paying far more attention to something else other
than me at the moment!)

As an aside, it appears that you could combine the example you gave into one
sql statement or is that only part of what you need to do?


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From: Richard Reeve <richreeve@yahoo.com>
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To: Midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject: Query manager question
Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 10:52:01 -0500
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All,

     I have created a source member that has multiple inserts and deletes in
it.  I am basically saving the record that I will subsequently delete.  Here
is a snipet of the memeber;

INSERT INTO QGPL/VSCP015SV SELECT * FROM vscp015 WHERE smname =
'VTMM00' AND secopt = '03';
delete from vscp015 where smname = 'VTMM00' AND secopt = '03';
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INSERT INTO QGPL/VSCP015SV SELECT * FROM vscp015 WHERE smname =
'VTMM00' AND secopt = '14';
delete from vscp015 where smname = 'VTMM00' AND secopt = '14';
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My question/problem is this - I need to convert to query manager but don't
see how I can accomplish.  Any thoughts?





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