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ajay_diaz
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Hi All,
How to edit the queries stored as database objects in QMF?
(USERID.QUERYNAME). |
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guptae
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Hi Ajay,
U casn go to qmf menu & type
LIST QUERIES
it will give u all the query saved by ur tso id
then Query which u want to edit agaist that press F4 it will open a command window.
RUN queryname
it will execute ur query then press F6 now u can edit ur query.
Correction r welcome |
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Prajesh_v_p
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To add to Guptae,
typing ed at the command line will give you the editor also...
u can use DI USERID.QUERYNAME(once u know the name else you ll have to use list as guptae said)..this will display the query then type ED at the commad line ..this will givw you the editor also... |
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MFRASHEED
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| If you know the query name you can also use DISP 'Query-Name'. |
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ajay_diaz
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| Thanks a lot friends!!,......and is there any way by which I can rename the query? |
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ajay_diaz
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Any pointers on this?  |
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