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Re: RUNSQLSTM from S36EE OCL?

Rich

It's good you fixed it - but it might help others if you told us what you did - especially if it is not too long a discourse.

Vern

Rich Loeber wrote:
Hello list .... please ignore this question, I found the issue and have
fixed it.

Rich

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Rich Loeber wrote:

Hello list,

I am trying to do a quick fix for a customer who has an otherwise lengthy
reorg process that they run to remove deleted records from an old S36
database file. I'm trying to replace it with a simple RUNSQLSTM that runs
an SQL script stored in a source file. The script has a single DELETE
statement in it that works fine. The problem is that when the OCL is
finished running, the file still appears to be open. Do I need to add
another statement to the script that will close the file?

Still learning SQL syntax .....

Sigh.

Rich Loeber
Kisco Information Systems
http://www.kisco.com

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