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| + | when this contributor (Al Mac) learns how to do NEW pages, I may attempt some kind of tutorial introduction to SQL because I do not have a single SQL manual, just a bunch of articles, that I study assiduously. [[User:Al Mac|Al Mac]], 28 May 2005 (CST) | ||
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More info from main [[SQL]] page. | More info from main [[SQL]] page. | ||
| − | If your security will let you do this, get to a 400 command line and key in STRSQL and enter, which brings up something that LOOKS like a command line. Then key in SELECT and do F4 ... which brings up various lines where you can get at directory of libraries on your 400 ... pick 1 or more ... then pick what files you want to do some SQL access against ... then pick what fields to include in your SQL on the fly ... | + | If your security will let you do this, |
| + | *get to a 400 command line and key in STRSQL and enter, which brings up something that LOOKS like a command line. | ||
| + | *Then key in SELECT and do F4 ... which brings up various lines where you can get at directory of libraries on your 400 ... | ||
| + | *pick 1 or more ... | ||
| + | *then pick what files you want to do some SQL access against ... | ||
| + | *then pick what fields to include in your SQL on the fly ... . | ||
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Revision as of 02:47, 12 February 2008
when this contributor (Al Mac) learns how to do NEW pages, I may attempt some kind of tutorial introduction to SQL because I do not have a single SQL manual, just a bunch of articles, that I study assiduously. Al Mac, 28 May 2005 (CST)
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STRSQL
More info from main SQL page.
If your security will let you do this,
- get to a 400 command line and key in STRSQL and enter, which brings up something that LOOKS like a command line.
- Then key in SELECT and do F4 ... which brings up various lines where you can get at directory of libraries on your 400 ...
- pick 1 or more ...
- then pick what files you want to do some SQL access against ...
- then pick what fields to include in your SQL on the fly ... .
