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Just wondering... does it work if you put a C in position 6 of every line? It may be that WDSC is a little stricter about requiring a specification type in non-freeform SQL. Joe
From: Alan Campin I have SQL statements in an RPG IV program that look like this: C/EXEC SQL + Declare C2 Cursor for + select a.fitemf, b.wkctrf, sum(a.qtyrcf), + sum(b.sslhuf), sum(b.slhtdf), sum(b.srlhuf * a.qtyrcf), + sum(b.rlhtdf), c.pfdsc2 + from cstsum a join labeff b + on a.ordnof = b.ordnof and a.fitemf = b.fitemf + join facmstl0 c on b.wkctrf = c.pfidc2 + where a.ostatf between '45' and '55' and a.qtyrcf > 0 + and a.latdtf >= :SDATE and a.latdtf < :LRDATE + and a.fitemf = :ITEM# and b.opstcf <> 00 + group by a.fitemf, b.wkctrf, c.pfdsc2 C/END-EXEC If I run this program through the compiler, everything compiles fine but if I use the verify in WDSC, I get errors on each line with a "+".
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