SQL: insert records, but initialize most fields to blanks

SQL does not have the feature that CPYF has. You have to do the work.
Remember, SQL is common across most systems today and they do not have a
CPYF.

However, you could use the following INSERT command.

INSERT INTO Lib.Table Field_to_br_read_Into (Select RRN(a) from
Lib.Table2)

In this example, you specify the field to copy the selected field into. All
other fields not specified will be initialized as defined when the
file/table was created, that is, blanks, numeric or null values.

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