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Hi David
If I read this right, I'd say there's no way to automate creating a
*QRYDFN - they are not based on source or anything else - no CRTQRYDFN
command - you have to go into the interactive WRKQRY interface to do it.
I might suggest moving to query management queries. These are SQL
statements that can be kept in source, then the *QMQRY can be created
with the CRTQMQRY command. And they are executed with STRQMQRY. Lots of
flexibility - and you can convert *QRYDFNs to *QMQRYs - with some
important issues - but there is an ANZQMQRY command that can point out
the difficulties.
STRQMQRY can also run *QRYDFNs - again, there are some limitations, as
IBM have not completed the work in this area, in my opinion.
HTH
Vern
On 6/4/2010 7:17 AM, David FOXWELL wrote:
Hi
When migrating a file, how can I automate the process of recreating the *QRYDFN? After all this time I'd never even thought of it as it is not I who pushes the button to deploy. The boss finally complained about having to recreate them manually as they crashed. This will be an addition to our home-grown CMS.
Thanks.
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