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Using STRSQL on iSeries, trying to select Library TCD336 from file TCPCDXT where ccmmyy <=0711.

Tags: iSeries OS/400, SQL/400, 5.3, SELECT FROM TCD336\TCPCDXT WHERE CCMMYY <=0711, Token \ was not valid. Valid tokens: , FROM INTO
I am getting a message when submitting a STRSQL that the / or \ is not a valid token.  What is the correct way to submit this command.  I'm trying to select records from a library, TCD336, from a file, TCPCDXT where CCMMYY = <=0711.  I had use the following that did not work due to syntax error:

 SELECT FROM TCD336\TCPCDXT WHERE CCMMYY <=0711

thank you,
Alex
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03.02.2008 at 01:25PM PST, ID: 21027656

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Try this:
SELECT * FROM TCD336/TCPCDXT WHERE CCMMYY <=0711
which includes the * to select all columns and a forward slash on the table name.
Post back any questions!
Barry
 
03.02.2008 at 02:16PM PST, ID: 21027892
Okay that worked, but it didn't show me the number of records.  It just sent a message that read  "SELECT statement run complete."  I'm cleaning out old records in this file and wanted to verify the number of records before I use Delete.  This way I can verify that the number of records deleted where the number of records I selected for verification.
 
03.02.2008 at 02:56PM PST, ID: 21028047

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Try this to count:
SELECT COUNT(*)  FROM TCD336/TCPCDXT WHERE CCMMYY <=0711
Barry
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03.02.2008 at 03:19PM PST, ID: 21028114
Well you can do a quick runqry statement to get the number of recrods.
From a commmand line:
RUNQRY QRYFILE((TCD336/TCPCDXT)) OUTFORM(*SUMMARY) RCDSLT(*YES)
The *SUMMARY option will give you the totals.

When the 'Select Records' window appears enter your inquiry data.
Field             Test   Value (Field, Number, 'Characters', or ...)
CCMMYY      <=      0711                    

Once your totals are verified, you can run your Delete SQL statement.

BGG
 
03.02.2008 at 04:59PM PST, ID: 21028421

Rank: Master

Hi Alex,

To get the number of records, you don't need sql, just use the RTVMBRD command (Retrieve Member Description), Tthis is a non interactive command and will work only fro CL...

RTVMBRD FILE(MYLIB/MYFILE)  
        NBRCURRCD(&RECCOUNT)

&Reccount  is a numeric 10 digit variable and will receive the number of non-deleted records.

Regards,
Murph
 
 
03.04.2008 at 08:49PM PST, ID: 21047811
I must say that Barry's SQL statement is the easiest way to get the data needed by Alex.
If I had seen his second response I wouldn't have submitted mine.

bgg
 
 
 
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