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Correct. Another QM query then? It could be generic and take 2 parms, i.e.:
LABEL ON COLUMN &FIELD IS &COLHEADING
Then you'd have to run it for each column... ugly, but doable.
BTW, you can put the label on multiple columns in one swoop:
LABEL ON COLUMN XCADVICE
(
SCHOOL IS 'Elementary School',
GRADE IS 'Student Grade',
HOMEROOM IS 'Student Classroom',
TEACHER_ID IS 'Teacher Identification'
)
But making a QM query for multicolumn LABEL command would be cumbersome.
I'm planning to publish a command that lets user run SQL from CL, if you're
interested (might make things a bit easier).
Good luck.
Elvis
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Subject: RE: Using SELECT AS to Create Column Heading
Elvis, Thanks for the tip, but I need to pass variables and I don't think I
can do that with RUNSQLSTM? Bob
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