Matt:

I followed your advise and started to work with this example
(http://www.ignite400.org/cgi-dta/bcbk_start_row.mac/start), however,
after revising/changing file names and table headings and %row definition,
I got this:

NET.DATA DTW_SQL Error: Function count:
The statement failed. Qualified object name DUPITMWRKM not valid.
(SQLSTATE 42833, SQLCODE -5016)

The function called is:
@Query(table2)

Table1 and Table 2 are defined in the DEFINE% section as:
table1 = %TABLE
table2 = %TABLE

the function has the SQL and the file referenced is valid as well as the
library:
%FUNCTION(DTW_SQL) Query(t2){
select NITEM, TIM, DEL, SD, PBI, PPR, WH, DUPLICATES
from WHCON/DUPITMWRKM
order by nitem

Any clues?


PETER VIDAL
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