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Peter,

Have you thought about retrieving the QRYDFN into a source file with RTVQMQRY 
and create a QMQRY object with CRTQMQRY on that source? The source PF must be 
defined with a length of 91.

In that case you do not have QM to translate a QRYDFN to a QM query and the 
output can be defined on STRQMQRY.

Just a thought.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler

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On 21-8-02 at 12:52 Peter_Vidal@pall.com wrote:

>I have been analyzing desperately this situation and I have found few more
>interesting "things":
>
>This is on the job log (now I am using the ANZQRY command after the first
>STRQMQRY command):






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