Amour22015
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AS/400 - Getting Around Basics
Hi and thanks,
I just want to be able to get around in the AS/400 developments
Like:
How to list all the fields
I have done a Select * From Table
But that does not show you the field names
Say I want to extend the SQL statement:
Select *
From Table
On fields
Where fields
how do you find the Table(s) to know what to put into the From Table???
How do you find the Field names to do the On or Where statement???
If you do manage to find a Table then how to find which library it is located in???
Please help and thanks
I just want to be able to get around in the AS/400 developments
Like:
How to list all the fields
I have done a Select * From Table
But that does not show you the field names
Say I want to extend the SQL statement:
Select *
From Table
On fields
Where fields
how do you find the Table(s) to know what to put into the From Table???
How do you find the Field names to do the On or Where statement???
If you do manage to find a Table then how to find which library it is located in???
Please help and thanks
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Thank you for all your help.
What I was looking for was:
On AS/400 i5
StrSQL statement
Select *
From TableName
F4
On Specify Select Statement
put cursor on: Select Fields
F4
This gives you the Field(s) that are in the Table/File
This is the kind of things I am looking for, if you have anymore???
Thanks
What I was looking for was:
On AS/400 i5
StrSQL statement
Select *
From TableName
F4
On Specify Select Statement
put cursor on: Select Fields
F4
This gives you the Field(s) that are in the Table/File
This is the kind of things I am looking for, if you have anymore???
Thanks
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Thank You all...
What platforms are you comfortable with? If we know some of your background/experience, we can probably give answers that make more sense. It's possible to interact with a reasonably current system in the AS/400 series as if it was a Unix or even somewhat a Windows system, as well as through its unique native methods. Some methods might make more sense to you if we know more.
What programming languages are you comfortable with? What tools have been provided for you? Are you restricted to access through a telnet/terminal interface? Or are you allowed/encouraged to use various GUI interfaces? (E.g., iSeries Access, iSeries Navigator, various web interfaces, WDSC or RDi IDEs, Data Studio, etc.)
A few comments from you on those areas will help us a lot.
Tom