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Default SQL against AS400

I'm using ADO to pull a recordset from AS400. Everything works fine except my SQL. This SQL was generated using Microsoft query in
Excel, and it works fine, obviously, when using MSQuery. It does not work when I put it in code. The rest of my code is fine, and
has been tested successfully with a different, simpler SQL. I'm posting to a couple of Access groups because more Access users are
knowledgeable about SQL than Excel users. Thanks in advance for your help.

mySQL = "SELECT CUST.CCMPNY, CUST.CSPCL4, CUST.CCYCLE, CUST.CCUST#, CPRD.CPDESC, CPRD.CPCHG " & _
"FROM {oj ARWF.JGFTYT.CUST CUST LEFT OUTER JOIN ARWF.JGFTYT.CPRD CPRD ON CUST.CCUST# = CPRD.CPCST#} " & _
"WHERE (CPRD.CPCHG In ('CW','DF','MC','MK','CK','WE','LI','GA','GR','CO' ,'BE','BS')) AND (SUBSTR(CSPCL4,1,2) In ('CW','DF'," & _
"'MC','MK','CK','WE','LI','GA','GR','CO','BE','BS' )) AND (CUST.CCYCLE In ('RW','RR','RC','TR','WR','SB','SC','ZB','1','2',' 10'," & _
"'11','12','13','14','15','16')) AND (CUST.CCMPNY In ('1','3','4','5','6'))" & ";"

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