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https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/ibm-db2-web-query-i
There's a "Db2 Web Query EZ-Install" thing you can ask for that they'll be delighted to provide.
http://db2webqueryi.blogspot.com/2017/01/db2-web-query-ez-install-for-quick.html
From what I know if you have Query/400 you probably have a limited license for part of DB2 Web Query.
Here's a really old snippet.
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12. Will I have to buy DB2 Web Query if I already own Query for iSeries?
Customers who have a V5 license to IBM Query for iSeries (5722-QU1) and a current Software Maintenance agreement for i5/OS and Selected Products can upgrade to DB2 Web Query for System i (5733-QU2) Base product. This upgrade provides entitlement of DB2 Web Query for System i in the same processor group as the entitlement to IBM Query for iSeries which is being upgraded. It includes an entitlement to the base product and the base quantity of users. Additional users and options are available for a charge. After this upgrade is installed, license rights to IBM Query for iSeries as a standalone product are ended. However, the new entitlement to DB2 Web Query for System i includes entitlement to use 5722-QU1 code on machines which are licensed for DB2 Web Query for System i.
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Rob Berendt
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