Can anybody please tell me what is difference between SQL
(STRSQL ) and WRKQRY .....?
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Answer / jyoti
STRSQL is interactive user session where one can use the
SQL commands to query over the file/files. STRSQL even can
perform the file updates and deletions.
This is quick interactive session and does not lock the
file while file updations are performed.
WRKQRY is the mainly used when one needs to save the query
definition for reuse. The queries created using WRKQRY can
even be used in CL programs by RUNQRY (query name).
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Answer / syam
In STRQRY you will get main 2 menus (Query for AS/400 and
Query Management). WRKQRY is one of the Option in STRQRY
(Query for AS/400). Only you want query some records from
database use WRKQRY.
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