SQL QAQQINI Error - Unable to retrieve query options file.

I'm trying to use 'DECLARE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE'.
In debug, I found no data in the FR47P457A file after the EXECUTE SQLCMD line.

I checked the job log and here are the messages:
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PREPARE of statement SQLCMD completed.
Unable to retrieve query options file.
FR47P457A in QTEMP type *FILE already exists.
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I pressed F1 on 'Unable to retrieve query options file' and here is what I 
found:
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Message ID . . . . . . :            CPI433A                 Severity . . . . . 
. . :            00
Message type . . . . . :            Information
Date sent  . . . . . . :   04/08/05      Time sent  . . . . . . :   09:27:19

Message . . . . :   Unable to retrieve query options file.
Cause . . . . . :   Unable to retrieve the query options from member QAQQINI
  in file QAQQINI in library QUSRSYS for reason code 2.  The reason codes and
  their meanings follow:
    1 - Library QUSRSYS was not found.
    2 - File QAQQINI in library QUSRSYS was not found.
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QAQQINI exists in QSYS and not in QUSRSYS.  Why is QAQQINI needed, what does it 
do?  Would it hurt anything to copy the QAQQINI object to QUSRSYS?

Here is the SQLRPGLE code:
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 /FREE
   SQLSTRING = 'DECLARE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE FR47P457A AS '        +
               '(SELECT FHOT, FHPRO, FHDT, FHDDAT, FHDTIM, FHDADT, ' +
                       'FHPUDT, FHSCD, FHCCD, FHCCT, FHCZIP '        +
                  'FROM FRL00144 WHERE FHDDAT >= ' + %CHAR(FDATE)    +
                                 ' AND FHDDAT <= ' + %CHAR(TDATE)    +
                                 ') WITH DATA';
 /END-FREE

      *
      * Prepare SQL Command String
C/EXEC SQL
C+     PREPARE SQLCMD FROM :SQLSTRING
C/END-EXEC
      *
      * Execute SQL Command String
C/EXEC SQL
C+     EXECUTE SQLCMD USING :FDATE, :TDATE
C/END-EXEC
      *
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I appreciate all your help.  Thanks.

Frank