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>START:      PGM        PARM(&TDATE)
>
>DCL        VAR(&TDATE) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(6)
>DCL        VAR(&TRN_DATE) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(7)
>
>CVTDAT     DATE(&TDATE) TOVAR(&TRN_DATE) FROMFMT(*MDY) +
>                         TOFMT(*CYMD) TOSEP(*NONE)
>
>FI041Q1:    STRQMQRY   QMQRY(FI041Q1) ALWQRYDFN(*ONLY) +
>                         SETVAR((TRN_DATE &TRN_DATE))
>FI041Q2:    STRQMQRY   QMQRY(FI041Q2) ALWQRYDFN(*ONLY) +
>                         SETVAR((TRN_DATE &TRN_DATE))
>FI041Q3:    STRQMQRY   QMQRY(FI041Q3) ALWQRYDFN(*ONLY) +
>                         SETVAR((TRN_DATE &TRN_DATE))
>
>FI041Q4:    RUNQRY     QRY(FI041Q4)
>
>END:        ENDPGM
>
>When FI041Q2 runs, it is expecting to have file
>FI041Q2F as the input file but is not there.

OK, if it's not separate QTEMPs, then perhaps it is the input parameter OR
the submitted job's library list.  I'm thinking that the first query runs
but has no output.  Are you saying that if you go to a command line and CALL
xxxCL '082102' you get results, but if you submit it sbmjob cmd(call xxxCL
'082102') it does not work?  Try a DMPCLPGM right after the CVTDAT to see
the values of the input parameter and it's converted equivalent.
  --buck


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