RE: SQL vs V5R1 and service woes

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

I saw that one newsletter.  Apparently it may be a show stopper for BPCS.
I already have those ptf's and the query options defined.  And I don't
think it is related.  But good heads up.  And a good example of how V5R1
may differ from V4R5.

Rob Berendt

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>
> I've opened up a pmr with IBM 29653,500.  If I run this SQL
interactively,
> I get success.  Therefore they feel that it is a problem on my
> end.

This is no answer, is it.  It just tells you the statement is valid.

When I
> argued about the difference between it working on V4R5 and not on
> V5R1 they
> said that perhaps there are 'errors' that they used to allow but now have
> locked down.

This is apparently true in one case atleast.  See The Four Hundred
newsletter (I think it's at www.midrangeserver.com). Also, IBM's website:
http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/db2/sql0030.htm

Phil

PS: I've had similar experiences with Consult Line.


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