RE: STRQMQRY Command

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxx>]

You can combine multiple QMQRYs in something called a QMPRC, or QM
procedure. Substitution variables can be set using a callable interface to
Query Management. This is instead of setting them in the STRQMQRY command,
since you don't want to build your QM procedure on the fly, probably.

Details are in the Query Management Programming manual (any release),
chapter 7, I think. There are examples for setting variables in C, RPG, &
COBOL.

At 09:56 AM 4/26/02 -0400, you wrote:
>Rob:
>
>Yes I an using substitution variables.  Does that change things?
>
>Bernie
>
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>Use RUNSQLSTM instead, or are you using substitution variables?
>
>For example Library MYLIB, source file QRUNSQL member TEST has the
>following
>Update mylib/myfile
>  set myfield='A'
>  where myfield='B';
>Update mylib/otherfile
>  set itsfield='C'
>  where itsfield='D';
>
>Separate statements with a semicolon.
>Execute using
>RUNSQLSTM SRCFILE(ROB/QRUNSQL) SRCMBR(TEST) COMMIT(*NONE)
>
>Rob Berendt
>--
>"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
>safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
>Benjamin Franklin
>
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>
>"Meade, Bernard" <bmeade@fmgroup.com>
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>04/26/2002 08:35 AM
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>
>Is it possible to put multiple update SQL statements in a QMQRYSRC member
>to
>be executed by the STRQMQRY command?  If so, do you separate the commands
>with a special character or just put them on separate lines?
>
>Bernie
>
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