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Buck,
Ummm....no iSeries Navigator. Don't ask.
I will try the QMQRY suggestion.
Thanks!
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Buck <kc2hiz@xxxxxxxxx> 05/12/2008 9:51 AM >>>
Frances Denoncourt wrote:
In fact, I cannot use any of the SQL statements I used to run from a menu I created a year or two ago. I thought that I had botched the update one that I reuse, but that's apparently not the case since an insert one I have set up will not work, now, either. I haven't used that one in quite some time.
As a further diagnostic aid, maybe you can try to run the same SQL
statements through iSeries Navigator? Or maybe make a QMQRY out of one
and try that?
CRTSRCPF QQMQRYSRC RCDLEN(92)
STRSEU and put your SQL statement in a member
CRTQMQRY
STRQMQRY
Is QMQRY works, look in the FAQ for an example of a utility that lets
one run any SQL statement from the command line. It uses QMQRY's
substitution variable capability...
--buck
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