Hi Silva

STRQRY runs the menu for working with Query/400 - I think you are confusing the various querying products on the iSeries. The answers you have received - they have assumed you are using SQL, not Query/400. When you use the word "queries", it is ambiguous, because there are 2 or 3 different ways to use that term on the iSeries
- Query/400 queries using query definitions,
- SQL using STRSQL to run the interactive SQL interface,
- query management queries, which are basically a way to encapsulate SQL statements in a runnable object,
- RUNSQLSTM, which executes non-SELECT statements in a script
- iSeries Navigator for running SQL

Now as to your problem - this solution will work in either Query/400 or SQL SELECT statement. The other suggestion, to use the CASE control statement, works only in SQL SELECT statements but has the advantage that you don't need this funky little file hanging around.

HTH
Vern

At 02:24 AM 9/14/2007, you wrote:

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Hi. How can I do that is AS/400 using the STRQRY

Obrigado,

Marco Silva

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Hi Marco

Create a second file to be used as a cross reference. It should just
have

two fields on each record, a FROMCODE and a TOCODE. Use DFU to add two
records to the file, one with a FROMCODE = '*' and a TOCODE = '1' and
another with a FROMCODE = ' ' and a TOCODE = 'N'.

In your query join file RECEIVED to this new cross reference file using
FROMCODE and the original code field from file RECEIVED as the join key.
Select field TOCODE for output in your report.

Hope it helps

Jonathan


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