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No I haven't tried that. How do you fetch a complete row into a single character field? I had the impression that the target of the FETCH had to match the fields from the SELECT, or at least be a data structure with subfields that matched the SELECT. Or am I misunderstanding what you're suggesting?

*Peter Dow* /
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BirgittaHauser wrote:
Have you already tried to use embedded SQL?
And fetch the complete row into a long character field and move it after
into the internally described data structure?


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