Roberto

You might try using the /tmp directory in the IFS - this is actually a permanent directory - it is not like the QTEMP library, which is attached to each job and not visible to any other job.

You will probably want to ensure a unique name for the file that holds the statement. If you are current enough, there are new services for writing to the IFS that might help you do this with SQL.

You could also use the CPY or CPYTOSTMF to write from your QTEMP to /tmp.

HTH
Vern

On 11/12/2020 12:43 AM, Roberto De Pedrini wrote:
I've got some problem passing a long SQL statement to a Java app
(acsbundle.jar) so, as a workaround, I create a temporary view (create
view QTEMP.XXX) and then pass a "SELECT * from qtemp.xxx" to the JAR ...
but it doesn't work because qshell job is a different job and don't share
the same QTEMP library.
Now I create a view in lib, call qsh and then drop the view ... but I want
to know if there a way to use QTEMP or something similar in QSH environment.

Thanks
Roberto






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