I think I have had this same issue in the past. If it is as I recall, it
has to do with the SQL Preprocessor. The way I got around it was to make
the statement dynamically prepared. I made a SQL statement with all of the
selection criteria and the quotes with the LIKEs. I seem to recall that
was the issue. I think the issue had to do with the quotes not being
interpreted as you think they are being interpreted.
I remember removing the LIKEs in the RPG program, and data was returned.
It was awhile ago, but I think that is how I got around this.
Hope this helps.
Douglas Englander
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