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I don't think I have had any trouble with the problem you mention, not in
years of use of STRSQL, QM Query, SQL scripts in iSeries Nav, or
embedded in RPG....
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Re: Ruh Roh, STRSQL
David,
Don't know if someone told you yet, but I doubt you'll be able to
access the non-DB2 multi-layered file structure of the legacy
way of doing things on the iSeries via STRSQL. Since SQL is made to only
access
true RDBMS table structures and since the legacy iSeries file structure
are non-RDMBS, you won't be able to do what you wish. If you were
accessing a true iSeries DB2 table structure created by the CREATE
TABLE command or the similar way using native iSeries commands, then
you'll be able to access it and use any SQL statement inside STRSQL. If
you need more info, let me know.
Take care,
Dave Odom
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