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Someone else mentioned doing the totals with some reporting tool. Otherwise, you have to use some "interesting" value like 9,999,999 to get the sort right when doing a UNION SELECT - and in this case, you couldn't use a true date data type.
Query management queries and forms are a good tool for this and are included on any box that has STRSQL. Otherwise, you can look at products like SEQUEL and a few others. Of course, good old Query for IBM i can do it, too. But you don't get the nice SQL SELECT statement capability.
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