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  3. September 2004

Re: SQL select by date




> Columns specified in the ORDER BY clause must be in the result set.

Simon,
As of V5R2, this is not true any more.  You can specify any table column in
the ORDER BY : for example SELECT cola FROM file ORDER BY colb (I suppose
colb will be added to cola in the result set, under the covers). Does not
apply for a  SELECT with GROUP BY.

Bonne réception/Best regards
Richard THEIS
  Education iSeries 400, Sce 8075, MTG
  01.49.14.46.34 /  Fax 01.43.04.59.85
  theis_richard@xxxxxxxxxx

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