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In the old days, CR by default did all the processing on the PC - it downloaded the entire table, then ran the selectivity and all.

There was a way to tell it to run everything on the server - maybe the latest versions do that automatically - but one should check for that setting.

HTH
Vern

On 5/29/2013 4:57 PM, Matt Olson wrote:
The work is still being done on AS/400 rather than CR. CR just hands off the SQL statement to the AS400 and does the processing.

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Because we had wanted to let the work be done on the as/400 rather than the cr



On Wed, May 29, 2013 at 5:02 PM, Buck Calabro <kc2hiz@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On 5/29/2013 4:53 PM, Crystal Reports wrote:
OK then how do you make this into a stored procedure? SO it can be
run
from Crystal Reports.
I have loaded an sql statements into a text member and this does not
work as RUNSQLSTM, yet this does work under STRSQL.
?
SELECT? IDDOCD AS INV_DATE, IDORD# AS ORD_NUM,????????
IDORDT? AS ORD_TYPE, IDPRLC AS PROD_FAMILY,???????????
IDPR$C AS PRICE_CODE,IDCOM#,??????????????????????????
MAX(IDPRT#) AS ITEM_REF,IARCC4 AS PROD_TYPE,??????????
IARC11 AS PROD_CLASS,IACMQC AS CUM_CODE,??????????????
SUM(IDSHP#) AS NUM_UNITS,?????????????????????????????
SUM(IDSHP# * IDCSU$) AS TOT_COST,?????????????????????
SUM(IDSHP# * IDNTU$) AS TOT_SLS???????????????????????
FROM?? OEIND94 INNER JOIN ICPRT1?? ON IDPRT# = IAPRT#?
WHERE? IDCOM#='001' AND???????????????????????????????
IDDOCD >= 20130401??? AND?????????????????????????????
IDDOCD <= 20130430? AND???????????????????????????????
IARCC4='FIN'??????????????????????????????????????????
GROUP BY IDDOCD, IDORD#,IDORDT,IDPRLC,IDPR$C,?????????
IDCOM#,IARCC4,IARC11,IACMQC ORDER BY? IDDOCD,IDORD#,??
IDORDT,IDPRLC,IDCOM#??????????????????????????????????

Database > Programming > SQL Programming > Routines

Defining an SQL procedure:

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/topic/sqlp/rbafy
sproeg.htm

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