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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>>

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