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<snip> Then you can use the CONNECT statement to access remote data. The big issue is that you can't access both systems at the same time using RDB...</snip> (hehe I snipped myself...) Let me expound a bit...The way I usually tackle this unfortunate issue is: 1. CONNECT to access the remote data 2. Use an SQL cursor to fetch the remote data 3. Use native RPG I/O to write the remote data to a local file (usually in QTEMP) 4. After all data received, Set CONNECTION back to the local database & then INSERT INTO using the QTEMP data. Thanks, Tommy Holden
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