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I wrote an SQL statement to *CREATE OR REPLACE MYLIB.MYVIEW.*
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I ran the SQL on the production box. Worked great. The command _RUNQRY *N MYVIEW _returned the data I expected (and wanted). So my work with getting to the code is done.
*But then.. *..I ran the /_*same exact statement*_ with the same/ _RUNSQLSTM_ on the Dev-box to create the View and then sent the View over to AEF80. When I run _RUNQRY *N MYVIEW_, now it gives me zero records.

...You folks that have worked with SQL, any ideas? (I haven't even gotten to where I can put it into the RPG program to work with). fI haven't had this problem before. I even got it to work and got good data once but had to fix some little thing, but I haven't gotten it to do right by me since.

Anybody know what's going on here? Any suggestions? Even something in he archives? I don't even know how to search for this kind of issue. It's hard to believe.

--Alan


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