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Hi Vern,

the list is generated from files on the iseries. I am using an RPG program to create the "list". Its basically 1 field that contains a list of invoice number. So after my rpg program is done, the list might look like:

INV1
INV2
INV5
INV15

i would like to take the results of this and us them in an sql like:

select claims from claimtable where invoicenbr in (inv1,inv2,inv5,in15).

Does that make any sense?

On 4/4/2019 9:46 AM, Vernon Hamberg wrote:
Hi Tim

The list has to be in a data file of some kind - if it's in QTEMP or wherever, you can use it.

What kind of thing is the list? It could be an array, content in a user space, whatever. Let us know, we can help better, then.

Vern

On 4/4/2019 7:50 AM, tim wrote:
I have an rpg program that generates a list of invoices (not using sql to create list). I would like to use this generated list in sql.

so,

select * from tablelist where invno in (rpg program generated list)

is this possible?



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