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The db2 command handles $ characters just fine -- it's QShell that
causes interference. In a Unix shell, $ has a special meaning (it means
"insert variable value here"). If you can get the $ past QShell and
into the db2 command, it'll be handled just fine.
FWIW, I have written an "improved" version of the db2 command. My
command allows both SQL and SYS syntax, as well as better error
handling, and extra options for formatting the output. If you're
interested, you'll find it here:
http://systeminetwork.com/article/improved-db2-command-qshell
On 4/28/2011 6:01 PM, Jeffrey Carey wrote:
You can also invoke QShell in a CL to run a SQL statement. Note you
need to use SQL style syntax (e.g. library.file not library/file) and it
has some issues (such as handling $ characters well I hear):
QSH CMD(DB2 "sql statement") and those are double quotes ( shift + ' )
not single quotes.
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