RE: Using Alternate Sequence In SQL

Subject: RE: Using Alternate Sequence In SQL - QCASE256
From: "David Fairbairn" <dfairbairn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 2009 15:22:46 -0500
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Wow,

Of course....Use Upper. It's so simple. (Now that I know!)

This SQL stuff just may actually catch on.

As to the question of whether RPG400 is the appropriate list for this question, what would you suggest? None of the other lists are SQL specific either.

Again, thanks for the great advice to about 10 different guys.

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RE: Using Alternate Sequence In SQL - QCASE256