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John,
Not very sure about the performance, but you could use a CTE. Something
like:
With T1 as (
Select right(lpacct,4) as seed FROM badplpp
)
SELECT seed from T1
WHERE seed >= '7000' and rseed < '8000' and
seed not in (select qsssec from bsysqsp where qsssec = seed )
ORDER BY seed
Regards,
Luis Rodriguez
IBM Certified Systems Expert — eServer i5 iSeries
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On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 12:40 PM, jmmckee <jmmckee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
This is definitely not coded in the best manner. It does work.
I am wondering: 1) How to remove the multiple references of
right(lpacct,4) and,
2) Can this thing be expressed in a "cleaner"
manner.
Query:
SELECT DISTINCT right(lpacct,4) as seed FROM badplpp WHERE
right(lpacct,4) >= '7000' and right(lpacct,4) < '8000' and
right(lpacct,4) not in (select qsssec from bsysqsp where qsssec =
right(lpacct,4)) ORDER BY right(lpacct,4)
Thanks.
John McKee
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