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print 1st 20 records of the file
I need to dump the 1st record of a file using runqry is this possible
I need to dump the 1st record of a file using runqry is this possible
OPNQRY
Hi ALL, I am trying to pass to variable to the query select. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OVRDBF FILE(filename) SHARE(*YES) OPNQRYF FILE((library/filename) QRYSLT('DATE + ...
Hi ALL, I am trying to pass to variable to the query select. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OVRDBF FILE(filename) SHARE(*YES) OPNQRYF FILE((library/filename) QRYSLT('DATE + ...
Hide field which is present in DDS
I want to hide data of specific field which is present in DDS.The requirement is even in the runqry that field should be hidden....
I want to hide data of specific field which is present in DDS.The requirement is even in the runqry that field should be hidden....
DB2/400
Hello Guys, In DB2/400 even after we delete record from file, the record exists until we are done with RGZPFM. The deleted record can be identified by a indication field with value "Y" or "N". How to see this indicator field? How to see the DB2/400 RRN (Relative record number)field? I tried...
Hello Guys, In DB2/400 even after we delete record from file, the record exists until we are done with RGZPFM. The deleted record can be identified by a indication field with value "Y" or "N". How to see this indicator field? How to see the DB2/400 RRN (Relative record number)field? I tried...
Identifying output files in query definitions
How can one identify all/only output files in a list of query definitions (the list has over 1000 queries in it)? Executing in batch RUNQRY with parameter PRTDFN(*YES), in a loop for each query, then scanning the collective result, might theoretically do the job but doesn't work for queries in...
How can one identify all/only output files in a list of query definitions (the list has over 1000 queries in it)? Executing in batch RUNQRY with parameter PRTDFN(*YES), in a loop for each query, then scanning the collective result, might theoretically do the job but doesn't work for queries in...
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