On DSPFD u will see the create statement stored along with the object on the line that says -
SQL view create statement . . . . . . . . . :
Peter
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Subject: How to see the code of a VIEW
I have a VIEW but was written now some weeks back. I would like to see the actual code that created this view.
If Iook back in STRSQL, how can I be assured that I am looking at the latest one?
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