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Subject: RunSQLStmt in production
From: Robert Clay <zreclay@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 2013 15:03:29 -0400
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Do you use RunSQLStmt in production environment?

Our team is beginning to use it more and more on a 6.1 system and I am curious as to the intelligence of using it as opposed to SQLRPGLE programs and imbedded/static SQL statements where one can logically trap for errors using SQLSTATE and GET DIAGNOSTICS, etc.

Your thoughts? Can you think of reasons pro or con?

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RE: RunSQLStmt in production , Anderson, Kurt
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Re: RunSQLStmt in production , Tommy . Holden

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