RE: Learning new SQL tricks

Dan,

 I think that the "WITH NC" clause needs to be after the WHERE clause.

 -mark

At 8/4/05 05:13 PM, you wrote:

Dan,

Try this.

INSERT INTO DJLIB/CUSSN
SELECT * FROM PRODLIB1/CUSSN
WHERE SNC# IN (SELECT CSC# FROM DJLIB/CUSMAS)

Have fun!
Richard


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Subject: Learning new SQL tricks


I have a customer master file (CM) that contains a subset of records I
culled from the production file.  I would now like to copy every
detail record from a production order file to a duplicate test file
for which the customer number exists in CM.  Here is what I've
attempted so far.  Actually, this is the last attempt of a dozen or so
tries:

INSERT INTO DJLIB/CUSSN
  SELECT * FROM DJLIB/CUSMAS, PRODLIB1/CUSSN WITH NC
  WHERE CUSMAS.CSC# = CUSSN.SNC#

This generates SQL0199 "Keyword WHERE not expected. Valid tokens:
<END-OF-STATEMENT>."

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

TIA,
Dan