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Re: Storing SQL script options

"MIDRANGE-L" <midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote on 03/26/2019
11:53:44 AM:
I've just recently started using the ACS "Run SQL Scripts".
I'm looking at the various options available for storing SQL
statements, some for IBM i catalog tables and views.
My initial option was to create a source member in our source
library for each SQL script.
With the 10 character limit, I'm finding it difficult to have
meaning names for these scripts.

What methods are others in the group using to store SQL scripts?


We don't allow SQL to generate the system name for our SQL
objects. Therefore, we have no trouble storing the SQL in a standard
source file using the desired system name as the member name. We do,
however, create our own source files (e.g., SQLTBLSRC, SQLIDXSRC,
SQLVIEWSRC) using a wider line format for better readability. We just
have to specify the MARGIN parameter at RUNSQLSTM time.


Sincerely,

Dave Clark

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