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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting DB2 in awk Post 302963619 by durden_tyler on Monday 4th of January 2016 09:59:14 AM
Old 01-04-2016
RudiC had made a suggestion in your other post; I'll expand on it here:

(1) Print or echo the query before passing it to DB2.
(2) Or just print it and do not pass it to DB2.
(3) When you have the query in front of you, have a close look at it. Maybe there's something wrong with it.
(4) If you think the query is correct, copy and paste it in your ad-hoc query tool (IBM Data Studio or TOAD for DB2 or whatever you are using.) Then execute it and check the result.
If you do not have a graphical tool, then run your query in the DB2 command-line processor.
 

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