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Michael Sansoterra has a nice RPG pgm he published awhile back to make a LOOKUPSQL command. Using the same WHERE clause allows you to load a CL variable with the result.

It won't get the rows deleted directly, but should be the same thing.

Also STRDBG will show the number of rows deleted I believe - maybe the job log would show that.




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Subject: Re: RUNSQL syntax


Thanks Paul. Any idea how to get details of how many records were deleted when using RUNSQL in batch in a CLP? That would be nice. What I usually do is dspfd b4 and aftet the RUNSQL.
Frank



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Sent: Tue, Mar 12, 2013 2:21 pm
Subject: RE: RUNSQL syntax


RUNSQL SQL('DELETE from t18pf where joentt = ''CA'' and jojob = 'QZLSFILET'' and
opgm = ''QLESPI'' ') ) COMMIT(*NONE)
Remove the extraneous ')'
RUNSQL SQL('DELETE from t18pf where joentt = ''CA'' and jojob = 'QZLSFILET'' and
opgm = ''QLESPI'' ' ) COMMIT(*NONE)
Paul

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ubject: Re: RUNSQL syntax

get A matching parenthesis not found...has anyone ever used RUNSQL like the
ay I want I'm asking?


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ent: Tue, Mar 12, 2013 1:17 pm
ubject: Re: RUNSQL syntax

n 12 Mar 2013 09:51, fbocch2595@xxxxxxx wrote:
I read Rob’s great article
http://www.itjungle.com/fhg/fhg053012-story01.html
and was able to use RUNSQL like this:
RUNSQL SQL('DELETE FROM QTEMP/FILEA WHERE JOJOB = ''TJOBC''')
COMMIT(*NONE)
Now, I’m using this select statement:
select *
from t18pf
where joentt = 'CA'
and jojob = 'QZLSFILET'
and jopgm = 'QLESPI'
What’s the syntax of the RUNSQL that would delete based on that select, if
ossible?
RUNSQL SQL('DELETE from t18pf where joentt = ''CA'' and jojob = 'QZLSFILET''
nd jopgm = ''QLESPI'' ') ) COMMIT(*NONE)
or perhaps:
RUNSQL SQL('create view qtemp/dlt_from as ( select * from t18pf here joentt
''CA'' and jojob = ''QZLSFILET'' and jopgm = ''QLESPI''
) COMMIT(*NONE)
RUNQRY *N ((QTEMP/DLT_FROM)) /* optionally verify result of SELECT */
RUNSQL SQL('delete from qtemp/dlt_from') COMMIT(*NONE)
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