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IIRC those two Query/400 join choices do not even have a direct
equivalence with SQL OUTER and EXCEPTION joins, because the CQE for
Query/400 performs its joins with default values [like a Join Logical
File with Join Default JDFT keyword] rather than with the NULL value,
for fields that are not null capable [and null capable w/out null
default?]. Thus even if the join syntax were given in the retrieved
source, the issues for differing output [still being diagnosed as not
being carried to the retrieved SELECT source] would remain probable with
most DDS created files. I did not put much thought into it, but the
IFNULL requirements for the effecting the same join results are surely
far from trivial; but coding would probably be at a cost that could
never be recouped.?
Regards, Chuck
vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
<<SNIP>>
There are several things that do not convert nicely when doing the
RTVQMQRY - especially the type 2 and 3 JOINs. IBM have chosen not to
put in the time to generate the statement that would be equivalent.
<<SNIP>>
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