Re:

[pytel@xxxxxxxxxx]

Easy, if you have SQL DK installed, type STRQM, then option 1 and then you
can modify the queries.
Otherwise you can use RTVQMQRY/CRTQMQRY commands.

Best regards
    Alexey Pytel



VENU YAMAJALA <venu_yamajala@goodyear.com> on 02/24/99 11:32:16 AM

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Hi All,

This is related to QMQRY objects. I have some QMQRY objects with Attribute
as
SQL. I am interested in finding out what exactly is the query inside this
QMQRY. How do I do this? Also if I have to make some changes to the QMQRY,
how
do I do this? I vaguely remember that we can retreive the source of this
QMQRY
into a source member. If so, can we do changes to the source and how do
recreate the QMQRY object? TIA.

Rgds
Vg
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