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Rob, SJL, et al,

Thanx for the help and tips.

I think I might try some of these.



Thanx,

Nick



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Don't be concerned with that. There's very little that requires 57##-ST1.

Namely STRSQL, STRQM and using the SQL precompilers.

You could create a source member with sql statements in it and use
RUNSQLSTM,
or "compile" that source member with CRTQMQRY and then use STRQMQRY to run

it. Note: Those two commands are freebies. STRQM is not.
If you really want to freak people out, store your source in the IFS and
use iNav on your PC to run that database script. At least put a A_README
member in QDDSSRC explaining your actions so the person after you has a
clue on where to start.

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