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  3. November 2007

Re: QU1, QU2, ST1, etc.

On 11/13/07, rob@xxxxxxxxx <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I really don't think you told the OP the whole story.

I wouldn't have bothered to reply if i saw your reply before writing
mine. Your reply is much better.

1 - STRQRY does not come with QU1. Perhaps you, like me, originally
thought the OP was confused with WRKQRY. STRQRY comes with the base OS
and just includes options based on what you have installed. I have a lpar
with neither ST1 nor QU1 and it has STRQRY. I just NEVER use STRQRY.

STRQRY doesn't list anything worthwhile without QU1 installed - i
figured that the OP meant that.

2 - Your answer on putting SQL into programs obviously shows that you are
in the SQL-CLI camp. Although I disagree with SQL-CLI you have your right

Actually, i'm in neither camp (not a developer). I just knew from our
internal docs and requirements that running SQL from all the various
i5/OS programming languages does not require ST1 - didn't know all the
details you mentioned.


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