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Those in QSYS with an attribute of "PRX" are "Proxy" commands that point to the actual command for the program product they belong to, e.g. in this case, they should all point to the "real" *CMDs in QSQL. (IBM has been using "proxy" commands since one of the V5Rx releases, IIRC ...)
Type an "8" for "Display description" next to the PRX commands, and note the "Creation date" and "Created by user" information. Compare those dates and users to the "real" PRX commands from IBM.
This may provide clues about the origins of this "mystery" command.
Hope that helps,
Mark S. Waterbury
On Tuesday, March 23, 2021, 8:18:58 AM EDT, Alan Cassidy <cfuture@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
A colleague at our shop has found a command in QSYS that seems
brand-spankin' new. A search both at IBM's web site and using Qwant did
not find /any/ references.
Does anybody know the story behind CRTSQRPGK, with a "K" instead of an "I"?
Looks like it's a command in QSYS, same parameters as CRTSQLRPGI.
Russning DSPCMD on it shows "Current proxy chain" listing both. Like for
some reason IBM saw a need to have an equivalent in both QSYS and in QSQL.
--Alan Cassidy
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