The transport files autojqry.611 and autojsql.611 are to fix the Query window problem 
related to using an active= on invokation where the datasets listed are datasets which 
have been set up as an autojoin (usage note 12442).
This fix is for Windows 6.11 TS040.

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You must run the CIMPORT procedure to restore the catalogs to their
original format for Windows.  The following are the instructions for
restoring the query catalogs to their original format.  Please rename
the existing QUERY and SQL catalogs in the SASHELP library before 
executing the code below (step 2 and 5 below).


Invoke the SAS system and submit the following SAS code from the
SAS DMS program editor:

    filename portqry 'dir:\autojqry.611';    /*  CHANGE DIR NAME */

    filename portsql 'dir:\autojsql.611';    /*  CHANGE DIR NAME */

    libname newfile 'yourdir\yoursubdir';   /*  CHANGE
                                               YOURDIR/YOURSUB NAME */


    proc cimport cat=newfile.query infile=portqry;
    run;

    proc cimport cat=newfile.sql infile=portsql;
    run;



After the transport files have been restored to their original format,
your SAS data library will contain two SAS catalogs, QUERY.SC2 and
SQL.SC2.  Please follow these instructions:

1)  The QUERY.SC2 file is located in your !SASROOT\CORE\SASHELP
    subdirectory.  For example, if you have installed SAS to C:\SAS,
    you would find the \CORE\SASHELP subdirectory under C:\SAS.

 2)  Rename the current QUERY.SC2 file to a new name.

 3)  Copy the new QUERY.SC2 file into the 
     !SASROOT\CORE\SASHELP subdirectory.

 4)  The SQL.SC2 file is located in your !SASROOT\CORE\SASHELP
     subdirectory.  For example, if you have installed SAS to C:\SAS,
     you would find the \CORE\SASHELP subdirectory under C:\SAS.

 5)  Rename the current SQL.SC2 file to a new name.

 6)  Copy the new SQL.SC2 file unloaded from the diskette into the
     !SASROOT\CORE\SASHELP subdirectory.