RE: STRQMQRY

Thanks Rick, I just figured that out.  LOL.  I was using *SYSDFT instead of
*QMQRY

Michael Schutte
Work 614-492-7419
email  michael_schutte@xxxxxxxxxxxx


                                                                           
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Michael,

Are you using a query manager report form? It is option 2 from the STRQM
menu.  It's been a while but I believe you can get what you want from
there.

Rick

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> Fellows,
>
> I'm using an SQL object in Query Manager that accepts
> variables for Sarbanes.  Everything works fine, but can I
> create a page heading?  For example I want to add a title to
> the report.  I've been using Queries with parameters for the
> SOX people, as I don't want to be wasting my all of my time
> with these reports.
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> Michael Schutte
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