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The DB2 supports both ? and :name parameters, but DB2i only ?.
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@nene I don't quite understand this change - DB2 for i do support named parameters in static SQL?
See one example here: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/i/7.5?topic=variables-in-dynamic-sql
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Thanks for the link. I failed to find an example of
:name
syntax being used in my own searches into DB2i syntax.4b2bc98
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reverted the change.