Michael, the search function on your blog site does not appear to be working. I searched for WRKQRY and got "No Results". (I did find the WRKQRY to SQL tip via your second link.)
- Dan Bale
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I have an SQL that I can send along that will convert any QRY or QMQRY to SQL in a source member file.
It can be found on my IBM i Reference Pages Blog <snip>
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