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So frackin hard

28. January 2010 by admin.

CREATE TABLE EMPLOYEE3 AS
   (SELECT PROJNO, PROJNAME, DEPTNO
    FROM EMPLOYEE
    WHERE DEPTNO = ‘D11′) WITH NO DATA


MUST USE "WITH NO DATA"  at the end of statement - bullshit fibm





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SELECT_SQL Examples




11. April 2009 by admin.




    
SELECT_SQL FIELDS((#W_COUNT ‘count(*)’)) FROM_FILES((REQUEST )) WH

           ERE(’CLIENT_ID = :RITAID AND STATUS_CODE = 4    AND  BA

           TCH_SEQ_NUM = 0′)                                      

ENDSELECT                                                         

SELECT_SQL FIELDS((#CRGUID ) (#CRTED ) (#CROBATCH ) (#CRBATCH ) (# 

           CRCCNO ) (#CREXPDT ) (#CRAMNT ) (#CRSWIPE ) (#CRQOVR )  

           (#CRRITAS ) (#CRRITAID ) (#CRTCN ) (#CRMUSR ) (#CRCCET  

           ) (#CRORIG ) (#CRFAIR )) FROM_FILES((CRTRAN )) WHERE(’S 

           UBSTR(CROBATCH,1,2) = :XBFRGN AND CRSWIPE <> :WSWIPE AN 

           D (CRRITAS = 5 OR (CRRITAS = 200 AND CRAMNT < 0))’) ORD 

           ER_BY(’CROBATCH,CRBATCH’)                               

********** OK to Mark for Completion                               

SELECT_SQL FIELDS((#W_COUNT ‘count(*)’) (#W_SUM ‘SUM(INT(TRANS_AMO

           UNT))’)) FROM_FILES((REQUEST )) WHERE(’CLIENT_ID = :RIT

           AID AND STATUS_CODE = 4    AND  BATCH_SEQ_NUM = 0 AND C

           OMMAND =:COMMND’) IO_STATUS(#W_IOSTS) IO_ERROR(*NEXT)  

ENDSELECT                                                         

********** put decimal place in amount                            


SUBROUTINE NAME(GETRITASTS)                                       

**********                                                        

SELECT_SQL FIELDS((#INTRN0001 ‘INTRN_SEQ_NUM’) (#STATU0001 STATU00

           001)) FROM_FILES((REQUEST )) WHERE(’ORIG_SEQ_NUM = :WRT

           AID’) ORDER_BY(STATU00001) IO_ERROR(*NEXT)             

LEAVE                                                             

ENDSELECT                                                         

**********                                                        

IF_NULL    FIELD(#INTRN0001)                                      

SELECT_SQL FIELDS((#INTRN0001 ‘INTRN_SEQ_NUM’) (#STATU0001 STATU00

           001)) FROM_FILES((REQUEST )) WHERE(’INTRN_SEQ_NUM= :WRT

           AID’) ORDER_BY(STATU00001) IO_ERROR(*NEXT)             

LEAVE                                                             

ENDSELECT                                                         


SELECT_SQL FIELDS((#W_COUNT ‘count(*)’)) FROM_FILES((REQUEST )) WH

           ERE(’CLIENT_ID = :WRITAI AND STATUS_CODE = :WRITAS  AND

             BATCH_SEQ_NUM = 0′)                                 

ENDSELECT                                                        





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iseries SQL Help Functions and Commands




21. November 2008 by admin.




    
Iseries / AS400 SQL Built-In Functions


Basic Functions


Function     Description

===============================


MAX         Maximum value from a set of pre-defined values.

MIN         Minimum value from a set of pre-defined values.

AVG         Average value of a set of pre-defined values.

SUM         Sum of a set of pre-defined values.

COUNT         Number of elements in a set of pre-defined values.


Numeric Functions


Function         Description

=======================================


ABS(N)             Absolute value of N.

COS(A) / ACOS(A)

SIN(A) / ASIN(A)

TAN(A) / ATAN(A)     Basic trigonometric functions.

CEILING(N)

FLOOR(N)         Rounding of N to the unit

above/below.

DEGREES(R)         Converts a value in radians to degrees.

RADIANS(D)         Converts a value in degrees to radians.

LN(N)

LOG10(N)         Natural logarithm / base 10 logarithm of N.


String Functions


Function         Description

====================================


CHAR(N)         The string representation of the number N.

CHAR_LENGTH(S)         Length of a string.

CONCAT(S1, S2)         Concatenates S1 with S2.

SUBSTR(S, I, L)     Returns a substring of S, starting at index I of lenght L.

LOWER(S)         Lowercase representation of S.

UPPER(S)         Uppercase representation of S.

TRIM(S)         Removes spaces from the beggining and and of S.

RTRIM(S)        Removes spaces at the begging (right) of S.

LTRIM(S)         Removes spaces at the begging (left) of S.


Date and Time Functions


Function     Description

============================

CURDATE()    System’s current date.

CURTIME()     System’s current time.

DATE(D)     Converts a string representation of a date into into a date value.

DATE(T)     Converts a string representation of a time into into a time value.

DAY(D)         Day(1-31) from the date D.

WEEK(D)     Week (1-54) from the date D.

MONTH(D)     Month (1-12) from the date D.

YEAR(D)     Year from the date D.

DAYOFWEEK(D)     Day (1-7) from the date D where 1 is Sunday.

DAYOFWEEK_ISO(D)Day (1-7) from the date D where 1 is Monday.

DAYOFYEAR(D)     Number of the day, in a year (1-366).

HOUR(T)     Hour (0-24) from the time T.

MINUTE(T)     Minute from the time T.

SECOND(T)     Second from the time T.

MICROSECOND(T)     Microsecond from the time





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whhoooo who  - SQL UPDATE A PORTION OF FIELD FROM FIELD IN OTHER FILE




1. August 2008 by admin.




    
UPDATE prddtalib/crtran Set CROBATCH   =  (SELECT

substr(client_ID,4,2) FROM ritadb30/request where crtran.crritaid =

request.troutd) concat substr(crobatch,3,10)

WHERE crtran.crritaid IN (Select troutd FROM

ritadb30/request)

50 rows updated in CRTRAN in PRDDTALIB.


11:55 pm still got it





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SQL STUFF I FORGET




1. August 2008 by admin.




    


String Functions





Function
Description
CHAR(N)
Returns the the string representation of the

number N.		




CHAR_LENGTH(S)
Returns the length of a string.




CONCAT(S1, S2)
Concatenates S1 with S2.




SUBSTR(S, I, L)
Returns a substring of S, starting at index I of lenght L.




LOWER(S)
Returns the lowercase representation of S.




UPPER(S)
Returns the uppercase representation of S.




TRIM(S)
Removes spaces from the beggining and and of S.




RTRIM(S)

LTRIM(S)		
Removes spaces at the begging (right) or end (left) of S.







Date and Time Functions





Function
Description
CURDATE()

CURTIME()		
Returns the system’s current date/time.




DATE(D)

DATE(T)		
Converts a string representation of a date/time into into a

date/time value.		




DAY(D)
Returns the day(1-31) from the date D.




WEEK(D)
Returns the week (1-54) from the date D.




MONTH(D)
Returns the month (1-12) from the date D.




YEAR(D)
Returns the year from the date D.




DAYOFWEEK(D)
Returns the week day (1-7) from the date D where 1 is Sunday.




DAYOFWEEK_ISO(D)
Returns the week day (1-7) from the date D where 1 is Monday.




DAYOFYEAR(D)
Returns the number of the day, in a year (1-366).




HOUR(T)
Returns the hour (0-24) from the time T.




MINUTE(T)
Returns the minute from the time T.




SECOND(T)
Returns the second from the time T.




MICROSECOND(T)
Returns the microsecond from the time








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Inserted records from file.a into file.b where not exists




5. June 2008 by admin.




    
Don’t you hate when your copy file with *ADD fails due to duplicate key?  I used this sql to push the rest in.


INSERT INTO DVDTA/DWXP010


SELECT table1.* FROM masonm/xdwxp010 table1 left join dvdta/dwxp010

table2 on (table1.acctno = table2.acctno and table1.policy =

table2.policy and table1.effdte = table2.effdte and table1.edsno =

table2.edsno) WHERE table2.acctno is null

46 rows inserted in DWXP010 in DVDTA.





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SQL LEFT JOIN (resembles not exist)




5. June 2008 by admin.




    
SELECT table1.* FROM masonm/xdwxp010 table1 left join dvdta/dwxp010

table2 on (table1.acctno = table2.acctno and table1.policy =

table2.policy and table1.effdte = table2.effdte and table1.edsno =

table2.edsno) WHERE table2.acctno is null


I prefer not exists


select * from table1

where not exists (select field2 from table2 where table2.field2 = table1.field1)





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SQL INSERT INTO SELECT example




5. June 2008 by admin.




    
INSERT INTO MASONM/XDWXP010 (POLICY, EFFDTE, EDSNO, EDSDTE, ACTDTE,

COVEND, EXPDTE, CANDTE, CANPND, POLTRM, CANOPT, CANRSN, CANMTD,

CANSTE, NONPAY, INSNAM, INSAD1, INSAD2, INSAD3, INSCTY, INSST,

INSZIP, INSTEL, SERCH, CO, AGENT, SUBPRO, AGYTYP, AGYCOM, ACCTNO,

DIRASS, POLTYP, INSTYP, PROD, EDMNTS, PRVPOL, RELPOL, PRIPOL,

CLMOCC, POLPRT, REINST, NONREN, STATS1, STATS2, STATS3, STATS4,

STATS5, TRANS, TRDATE, TRTIME, IDADD, MAILDT, POLPRE, ASSRSK,

REINFL, NRWRSN, PRTF1, FLAGI1, FLAGI2, FLAGI3, REFQOT, UDDR,

UDDROD, UDDRDT, MVRHLD, RNIMAG, PAYPLN, FACTOR, APRP, INTCHG, COMM,

TOTDUE, TOTFAC, RTEFLG, AUDFRQ, AUDTYP, AUDEND, FINAUD, RETRTE,

INTRSK, PRDFLG, FIXFLD, SUBCAN, SUBEDS, NBRENTY, GLCLAS, ORPOYR,

RETDTE, TAIDTE, FLAGI4, FLAGI5, FLAGI6, POLCFG, FUTUR3, FUTUR4,

FUTUR5, ORGEFF, TRUEXP, FIELDA, FIELDB, FIELDC, FIELDD, FIELDE,

FIELDF, CMOVFG, CMOVPC, COUTRY, RTEMTD, CNVPOL, COMWOP, FACPRM,

DUPNAM, INDIC1, INDIC2, INDIC3, INDIC4, INDIC5, INDIC6, MINPRE,

FLD003, FLD004, NYFTCL, NYFTCD, FLD005, FLD006, AUDDTE, SICCDE,

INTPOL, FLD008, REDEPT, MAXLOS, FLD010, FLTPOL, GRPPGH, GRPDIS,

USELOC, PRGMID, TOTPRM, TYCVBS, NMADIN, BUSDSC, FINCCO, RWTFLG,

RWTPOL, PGMFLG, SHTRSN, UNDRWR, TYPBIZ, HAZGRP, FUTF11, FUTF12,

FUTF13, FUTF14, FUTF31, FUTF51, DSPRET, SIPFLG, EMPLPF, PCERTN,

POLPLI, WRAPUP, OLNINS, APYWAV, DIRHLD, BKTRAN, CLNTID, PREDST,

WAVAMT, RTEFDT, WAVPRM, REFOVR, RLPATP, PNDRFG, RLPCOM, FACRIN,

NXTRVW, REFLOS, TRECDT, AGNDDT, QTAGDT, QTFLDT, DCCLDT, QTFLAG,

SMSTCD, SMSTTX) SELECT xdwxp010.* FROM masonm/zdwxp010

xdwxp010,masonm/webfl100 WHERE XDWXP010.AGENT = WEBFL100.AGENT and

XDWXP010.ACCTNO = WEBFL100.ACCTNO and XDWXP010.POLICY =

WEBFL100.POLICY and XDWXP010.EFFDTE = WEBFL100.EFFDTE and

XDWXP010.EDSNO = WEBFL100.EDSNO

83 rows inserted in XDWXP010 in MASONM.





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