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This might be worth an RFE request - I think the info might be in a
table called QADBXREF, but we don't generally have authority to it - the
SQL* and SYS* tables are often views, actually, over those QADB* files.
Trouble is, SQL-the-standard- knows nothing about formats, nor about
members and RRNs and the like that are part of the implementation on IBM
i - SQL language really doesn't care about low-level implementation, so
long as some layer in between converts the physical part into relational
structures and operations.
Whew! Time to go back to bed after that!
Cheers
Vern
On 1/29/2021 8:48 AM, smith5646midrange@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find the record format using SQL? I know I can
do DSPFD to *OUTFILE and select from it but I'd rather do it the easy way,
assuming it exists somewhere in a table already.
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