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Clarification: With SQL

Pete Helgren wrote:
I would like to generate a list of valid dates within a given range of date on the fly, if possible. I am running V5R3M0. I found a couple of examples out in cyberspace but couldn't get them "translated" into DB2/400 syntax. One used a recursive CTE which I don't think is supported on V5R3M0.

Anybody got something like this? I'd rather not create a table and populate it if I can avoid it (unless it is a temporary table discarded after the query runs).

Thanks,

Pete


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