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>YES! That's it; do you have any working examples?  
>I've been fussing with it for an hour and can't get the syntax correct.


Keep in mind fetch next/prior is _different_ from readp and read in RPG
with a SETLL. It sounds to me like you're thinking of using a sql
statement like "select fld1 from customer where id = 99" and expecting
fetch next to get you customer 100 and fetch prior to get you customer
98, correct? That's not how it will work. On the select you limited the
result set to rows where customer=99. Fetch next/prior will get you the
next/prior row in the result set, but it won't read off the end of the
result set. Think of it as REDPE and READE. 

-Walden

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