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There is a spool file created by the job. That spool file has the infoor
you are looking for. I'm not sure how you would access it in your
program.
Jim
On 4/1/08, Rick Klopfer <rixone@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Is there a way to log the SQL results of RUNSQLSTM?
Have a RUNSQLSTM doing an UPDATE in a CL and need to know how many records
are being updated. DSPJOBLOG simply shows that the SQL activity ran. Is
there a particular setting I can use to get the results in the joblog --
listis there a way to output the results directly into a message/log/file from
SQL?
Thanks!
--Rick
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