Re: QMQRY QQRYSRC issues group by and order by

[CRPence <CRPbottle@xxxxxxxxx>]

  It was not so important to clarify; I should not have commented :-! 
esp. not a second time.

  Regardless, I will try again, based on the most recent response; from 
which I think I have gained a new insight to your perspective.  AFaIK 
the ST1 product can only be installed into the one library, QSQL; that 
it is not supported to install into any other library.  As such the 
product could not have more than one release installed.  Thus I do not 
think the commands are "early release objects" but instead, that they 
are [essentially] current release objects, that are providing support 
for TGTRLS(*PRV) CL compiler support.

  The CL Previous release compiler support has two QSYSV#R#M# 
libraries, because there are two release levels against which the 
compile can be directed; i.e. compiler support for TGTRLS of both N-1 
and N-2.  Up to two copies of the commands could exist, one in each of 
the QSYSV#R#M#.  I am trying to imply that those copies of the STRSQL 
command, originally noted to exist "for two prior releases" [older 
quoted message snippet added] on the system for the OP, are apparently 
those copies of the command in the IBM-supplied Previous Release CL 
compiler libraries [that will contain the same list of commands on all 
systems where those libraries are an installed LPP].

  Of course my original comments *assumed* that what the OP meant, was 
the copies of the commands were in the QSYSV#R#M# libraries.  As such my 
attempts to clarify could have easily been way off base... if multiple 
copies of QSQL can exist.  And besides, as I noted in my opening, it is 
hardly worth the effort to ensure clarification anyway.

Regards, Chuck

vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I apparently was not clear - I meant the the presence of early
> release objects MIGHT imply that they once had the licensed
> product installed - and it seems it is present in more than 1.
> So it seems someone might have removed it or not installed it.
> Of course, it might have been installed for try&buy
> - but in 2 different releases? Hmmm!  <<SNIP>>
>
> > > Frances Denoncourt (27-Aug 18:48) wrote:
> > > > No STRSQL command for this release - but there it is in the
> > > > libraries for two prior releases. I am SO tempted to just
> > > > copy it to current <<SNIP>>