Tim,
Can you save and exit from any EWALIBT source members you have open in RDi? I can't get a lock on the file to save it. It should only take a couple of minutes to do the save and I'll let you know when done.
Thanks,
Kent Hohlen
IT Department
Eagle Window & Door, Inc.
An Andersen Window and Door Company
2045 Kerper Boulevard - Dubuque, IA 52001
Phone (563) 556-2270 - Fax (563) 556-4408 - www.EagleWindow.Com
Think of the environment before you print!
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1. Re: Belated Re: Client Access - users clicking the red X
whilestill signed on (Armand Borick)
2. easier SQL statements in CL (Stone, Joel)
3. RE: easier SQL statements in CL (Monnier, Gary)
4. Re: easier SQL statements in CL (Loek Maartens)
5. Re: easier SQL statements in CL (Luis Rodriguez)
6. Re: CPF3340 on CPYSPLF (Mike Krebs)
7. Re: easier SQL statements in CL (Luis Rodriguez)
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message: 1
date: Fri, 11 May 2012 14:41:51 -0400
from: "Armand Borick" <midrangel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Belated Re: Client Access - users clicking the red X
whilestill signed on
Sorry Chris!
The initial release only supports iSeries Access.
Custom Sign on screens are possible, but it's early!
Regards,
Armand
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From: "Chris Bipes" <chris.bipes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "'Midrange Systems Technical Discussion'" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2012 14:10
Subject: RE: Belated Re: Client Access - users clicking the red X whilestill
signed on
Will this work for other terminal emulators? Will this recognize a custom
sign on screen? Now write a full emulator and sell with this feature
configurable to replace Mochasoft which we have a site license for.
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Chris Bipes
Director of Information Services
CrossCheck, Inc.
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Sent: Friday, May 11, 2012 10:51 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Belated Re: Client Access - users clicking the red X while still
signed on
You gave me a good idea.
So.....
<blatant self promotion>
Take a look at http://www.atticdesignlab.com and click on the "iSeries
Exit
Blocker" link on the left.
</blatant self promotion>
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message: 2
date: Fri, 11 May 2012 19:01:42 +0000
from: "Stone, Joel" <Joel.Stone@xxxxxxxxxx>
subject: easier SQL statements in CL
There MUST be a better method of coding SQL in a CL source member.
Here is what an SQL stmt might look like that I created today:
PGM
DCL &SQLCMD type(*CHAR) len(1000)
chgvar &sqlCmd ('create table qtemp/sqltemp1' +
*tcat ' (fld1 char(1),' +
*tcat ' fld2 char(1),' +
*tcat ' fld3 char(1),' +
*tcat ' clientN numeric(6,0))')
RUNSQL(&SQLCMD)
I recall that others like to create a string with the MSG commands.
Is it possible to code the straight SQL statements with no tricks in a CL source member (like in the old punch-card days to suck in a few data records?) :)
Any method would be great if I can skip all the *tcats, and quotes mess.
In the example below, is there a simple way to copy everything between the "/*" to a source member and run that?
Or any other method to keep the CL together with the SQL commands in the same member - without using quotes or tcat's.
Something like:
PGM
DCL &SQLCMD type(*CHAR) len(1000)
//start SQL
/*
create table qtemp/sqltemp1 (fld1 char(1) ---
fld2 char(1) |
fld2 char(1) |---- would like to run this nice readable SQL command in CL without quotes and tcat's
client numeric(6,0)) ___|
/*
RUNSQL
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message: 3
date: Fri, 11 May 2012 19:05:37 +0000
from: "Monnier, Gary" <Gary.Monnier@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: RE: easier SQL statements in CL
Use a source member. Prompt RUNSQL with F4 then press F10.
The source member will contain the SQL statement(s) you want to run.
Gary Monnier
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Sent: Friday, May 11, 2012 12:02 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: easier SQL statements in CL
There MUST be a better method of coding SQL in a CL source member.
Here is what an SQL stmt might look like that I created today:
PGM
DCL &SQLCMD type(*CHAR) len(1000)
chgvar &sqlCmd ('create table qtemp/sqltemp1' +
*tcat ' (fld1 char(1),' +
*tcat ' fld2 char(1),' +
*tcat ' fld3 char(1),' +
*tcat ' clientN numeric(6,0))')
RUNSQL(&SQLCMD)
I recall that others like to create a string with the MSG commands.
Is it possible to code the straight SQL statements with no tricks in a CL source member (like in the old punch-card days to suck in a few data records?) :)
Any method would be great if I can skip all the *tcats, and quotes mess.
In the example below, is there a simple way to copy everything between the "/*" to a source member and run that?
Or any other method to keep the CL together with the SQL commands in the same member - without using quotes or tcat's.
Something like:
PGM
DCL &SQLCMD type(*CHAR) len(1000)
//start SQL
/*
create table qtemp/sqltemp1 (fld1 char(1) ---
fld2 char(1) |
fld2 char(1) |---- would like to run this nice readable SQL command in CL without quotes and tcat's
client numeric(6,0)) ___|
/*
RUNSQL
Thanks!
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message: 4
date: Fri, 11 May 2012 21:06:02 +0200
from: "Loek Maartens" <l.maartens@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: easier SQL statements in CL
Hi Joel,
Maybe you mean like in RUNSQLSTM ?
Kind regards,
Loek Maartens.
"Stone, Joel" <Joel.Stone@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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news:0B57EB3973113A47A96A7FD995D2B6E025A35895@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx...
There MUST be a better method of coding SQL in a CL source member.
Here is what an SQL stmt might look like that I created today:
PGM
DCL &SQLCMD type(*CHAR) len(1000)
chgvar &sqlCmd ('create table qtemp/sqltemp1' +
*tcat ' (fld1 char(1),' +
*tcat ' fld2 char(1),' +
*tcat ' fld3 char(1),' +
*tcat ' clientN numeric(6,0))')
RUNSQL(&SQLCMD)
I recall that others like to create a string with the MSG commands.
Is it possible to code the straight SQL statements with no tricks in a CL
source member (like in the old punch-card days to suck in a few data
records?) :)
Any method would be great if I can skip all the *tcats, and quotes mess.
In the example below, is there a simple way to copy everything between the
"/*" to a source member and run that?
Or any other method to keep the CL together with the SQL commands in the
same member - without using quotes or tcat's.
Something like:
PGM
DCL &SQLCMD type(*CHAR) len(1000)
//start SQL
/*
create table qtemp/sqltemp1 (fld1 char(1) ---
fld2 char(1) |
fld2 char(1) |---- would
like to run this nice readable SQL command in CL without quotes and tcat's
client numeric(6,0)) ___|
/*
RUNSQL
Thanks!
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message: 5
date: Fri, 11 May 2012 14:40:31 -0430
from: Luis Rodriguez <luisro58@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: easier SQL statements in CL
Joel,
You could use QShell and environment variables. Something (off the top of
my balding head) like this:
DCL VAR(&CUSTNO) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(4) VALUE('1234')
DCL VAR(&LIB) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(10) VALUE('FILELIB')
ADDENVVAR ENVVAR(custno) VALUE(&CUSTNO) REPLACE(*YES)
ADDENVVAR ENVVAR(lib) VALUE(&LIB) REPLACE(*YES)
QSH CMD('db2 "select custno,custnm,addr from $lib.custmas +
where custno=$custno"')
Regards,
Luis Rodriguez
IBM Certified Systems Expert ? eServer i5 iSeries
midrange.com
