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Thanks was pretty sure that was true for OPEN and I'm pretty sure I can
build it into SQL statements but for client thats a no-no. :(
Thanks I'll just create another up front pgm to do clear and then call the
other with regular file opens and my QCMDEXC cmds.
Bill Hopkins
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Subject: Re: Open with USROPN Files
Bill,
Your original thinking is correct, it is truth. ;)
in otherwords, you can't use a variable name as the open opcode's
arguement.
you could, on the otherhand, I think, use it as the arguement of an SQL
statement.
hth,
rick
----original message--------
I'm thinking the answer 'NO' but I'll ask anyway.
I have a file that contains several records with the file names being used
in serveral programs.
The file names are brought into these programs as a field variable to do
things like CLRPFM, CPYTOIMPF, etc.
Is it truth that there is no way to do this:
C EVAL FILENAME = ''' +
%trim(DRKY) + ''' <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< this
C OPEN FILENAME
C Eval Qcmd = 'CLRPFM
FILE(' + %trim(DRKY) + ')'
Can't test myself iSeries not avail.
Thanks
Bill Hopkins
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