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In a pinch, you could do something like this...

/* Format an SQL insert statement to add to the error log */
/* Note: Remember to terminate the SQL with a semicolon! */
CHGVAR VAR(&SQLSTMT) VALUE('GRANT xxx ...;')

/* Execute the SQL via the QSH DB2 Datalink manager */
CALL PGM(QZDFMDB2) PARM(&SQLSTMT)

-Eric DeLong


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Subject: sql GRANT from command line or in CL?


Hi Folks, as we incorporate sql into our code, is there any way the GRANT cmd can be run from a command line or via a CL pgm...do any 3rd party change management packages run the GRANT cmd as the pgm goes through the cycle from test to live?
Thanks, Frank

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