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Michael wrote:
'It's interactive SQL checking that it was barfing on. The message was
"HOST VARIABLE NOT PERMITTED HERE'prompting
Michael -
Are you saying that you are trying to execute this statement within the
interactive SQL interpreter (STRSQL) ?
If not, please explain further.
You can't use host variables within STRSQL, since it has no way of
you for the host variable values, but you could put the SQL into a source
file, replace the colons with ampersands, and compile it to a QM Querywith
CRTQMQRY and run it with STRQMQRY to test it...list
- sjl
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