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Hi,

Even if it is no RPG in pure SQL the whole Declare Section (all Declare
Commands including Declare cursors) must preceed any other statements.

There is even a predefined sequence within the declare statements:
1. Define Variables
2. Define Conditions
3. Define Return Codes
4. Define Cursors
5. Define Condition/Exit/Undo Handlers

Change your procedure body at follows at your procedure will ge created.
(Even though I cannot see where you are using the
Worksformdate and workthrudate.)

begin
declare workfromdate int;
declare workthrudate int;

declare c1 cursor with return for
select dmekcd as partnumber, dmehcd as stockloc,
dmcdcd as transcode, sum(dmgzfq) as quantity,
idate(dmatdt,'*CYMD')
from vngdbdta/dbdmrep /* Inventory transactions */
where dmazcd = 'WV' /* Water Valley location */
and dmatdt between workfromdate and workthrudate
and dmcdcd = 'MRCT' /* Transaction code */
and dmehcd = 'SH'
group by dmekcd, dmehcd, dmcdcd, dmatdt
having sum(dmgzfq) <> 0
order by dmatdt, dmekcd;

set workfromdate =
converttoidate(idate(fromdate,'*mdccyy'),'*CYMD');

set workthrudate =
converttoidate(idate(thrudate,'*mdccyy'),'*CYMD');

open c1;

end


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This is a pure SQL procedure, not RPG. I wanted to keep it simple (one
object), but will go the RPG route (external stored procedure) if I must.

Loyd Goodbar
Senior programmer/analyst
BorgWarner
TS Water Valley
662-473-5713
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Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 11:45
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Re: Calculations in a stored procedure?

Have you thought of something like this:

workfromdate = %editw(%date('MM/DD/YYYY': *MDY): *YMD): ' / / ')

or something like that. :)





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