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Yes, indeed. I will have some cleanup to do when we upgrade from v5r4
since i've done extensive work with the shop scheduling stuff. Should be
fun :) Not! :(
Thankfully, BPCS doesn't use ID...it uses sid, or mid, or... something
prefacing the id part. So while we got bit by RID, hopefully we will
skate by the ID part.
Thanks
Bryce Martin
Programmer/Analyst I
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Re: 7.1 gets stricter on SQL
RID was pretty common for Record ID (like Infor's FRT file) but that
didn't stop IBM from blowing compiles out of the water until you wrapped
RID with double quotes.
Rob Berendt
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