Re: What are ways I can use SQL and system commands to compare... -- MIDRANGE-L

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I liked the "what you all refer to as"...

By golly, some of my best friends are System i people!

On Dec 10, 2007 6:13 PM, CRPence <crp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Why waste time learning how to do something in a way you do not want
to use anyhow? Just do the same as you would on any /real/ database.

Regards, Chuck
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Dave Odom wrote:

table and column (what you all refer to as file and field) architecture differences between tables of two versions of i5 software. I assumed it would be something like DSPFFD output to a file for each table of each version and then use SQL or some command to compare the output and tell me any differences in architecture.

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