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Hello iSeries community -

A while back I was able to quickly put together a program to control
ODBC/JDBC access to our production machine
using the exit program QIBM_QZDA_SQL1.

However our developers are writting more and more intricate SQL statements
and sometimes I do not get the entire
SQL statement to examine the type of request that they are making to our
production database.
( Normally the QIBM_QZDA_SQL1 has a maximum of 512 bytes that I can
ispect.)

Does anyone have a sample program that shows how this QIBM_QZDA_SQL2 is
used? I am particularly
interested in looking on how the variable "SQL string" is manipulated and
if possible the corresponding
SQL commands used. (SELECT, INSERT, DROP, ALTER, ...  etc ) and the
qualified database tables
used.
In that way I can say .. Yes that SQL statement, .. Yes that Qualified
database table ... etc

Thanks for your replies



Jorge Moreno
Overseas Military Car Sales
Woodbury, New York



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