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It depends on what you need to see - IF you want to see the equivalent SELECT statement that will basically the same thing as the QRYDFN does, you need to use RTVQMQRY - look at the prompts, there is one that says to get it from a QRYDFN only. On the RTVQMQTY command you specify a source physical file, length 91, where you'll get a member with the SELECT statement in it.
If you want to know what the output from a QRYDFN might look like in QM, you use the RTVQMFORM and specify a source PF of length 162. This is not something you want to edit manually. I won't bore you with more, seems you are looking for something else.
BTW, QM queries and forms do some things better then QRYDFN-based objects, other things they can't. There's a command to help predict where you might have issues.
Cheers
Vern
On Thu, 15 Jun, 2023 at 1:32 PM, James H. H. Lampert via MIDRANGE-L <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
To: midrange systems technical discussion
Cc: jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On 6/15/23 11:23 AM, Mark Waterbury wrote:
Use WRKQRY option 6=Print to print the "query definition."
*MUCH* MORE USEFUL AND CONVENIENT than RTVQMQRY for determining what
somebody else's queries actually do.
Thanks. I've lost count of how many I owe you.
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JHHL
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