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  3. March 2006

RE: SQL file output (newbie)

That is the proper way :)

If your shpdtiso is a true DATE field, you may want to explicitly cast the
literal to DATE('2006-03-13').  You don't have to, but every piece of
information you give to the query optimizer helps it make better decisions.

Elvis

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Subject: SQL file output (newbie)

CREATE TABLE qtemp/ordtlhst AS (Select * FROM dbmstf/ordtlhst WHERE onrcu IN
(SELECT onrcu FROM dbmstf/orhdrhst WHERE shpdtiso >= '2006-03-13' AND
shpdtiso <= '2006-03-17')) WITH DATA

That worked!  Id this the 'proper' SQL statement to do this?  I'm ultimately
going to be passing the dates in as parms.

Thanks!

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