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I have a table of all the queries I have to open and save after a DB
change. I'd like to read the table and run the change query command but I
can't find one.

It would save me some time if I could just sit there and press F3 and save
each query instead of having to type the query name. I have about 130
queries.

Is there a CL interface to WRKQRY option 2?

Thanks, Art

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