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  3. May 2003

RE: Converting a Query to RPG

Try RTVQMQRY.  This will give you an SQL statement that closely matches
what the query is doing. In some case it will not be exact, but it will be
close.  You can then take the SQL statement and embed it into an RPG
program.  I used this method recently on a project where the user had 6
queries that had to run in sequence to produce an end result file. I took
the 6 SQL statements generated from this command and combined them into 1
SQL statement.  

-- Scott

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