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  • Subject: RE: Embedded and dynamic SQLRPG
  • From: Peter Connell <peterc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 09:05:43 +1300

That information is contained in the SQLDA data structure, so you have to
interrogate that.
Peter
-----Original Message-----
From: Joćo Pereira [mailto:JPereira@Auto-Sueco.PT]
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 8:27 AM
To: 'RPG400-L@midrange.com'
Subject: Embedded and dynamic SQLRPG



> Please look at the following RPG.
> 
> 0004.00 C            *ENTRY      PLIST
> 0004.01 C                              PARM                 PRI          6
> 
> 
> 0005.00 C/EXEC SQL                                 
> 0005.01 C+ DECLARE DYNFIL SCROLL CURSOR FOR DYNSTM 
> 0005.02 C/END-EXEC                                 
> 
> 0011.00      C                     MOVEL'SELECT'      WWHERE256 P
> 0012.00      C                     CAT  '* FROM':1    WWHERE     
> 0013.00      C                     CAT  'MCLI':1      WWHERE     
> 0014.00      C                     CAT  'WHERE':1     WWHERE     
> 0014.01      C                     CAT  '(':1                 WWHERE     
> 0015.00      C                     CAT  'CFNUM':0     WWHERE     
> 0016.00      C                     CAT  '>=':0        WWHERE     
> 0017.00      C                     CAT  PRI:0         WWHERE     
> 0022.00      C                     CAT  ')':0                 WWHERE 
> 
> 0030.00      C/EXEC SQL                       
> 0031.00      C+ PREPARE DYNSTM FROM :WWHERE   
> 0032.00      C/END-EXEC                       
> 0033.00       *                               
> 0034.00      C/EXEC SQL                       
> 0035.00      C+ OPEN DYNFIL USING :WWHERE     
> 0036.00      C/END-EXEC                       
> 0037.00       *                               
> 0038.00       * LIST FILE
> 0039.00 B1   C           SQLCOD    DOWNE100   
> 0040.00       * read forward              
> 0041.00       *                               
> 0042.00      C/EXEC SQL                       
> 0043.00      C+     FETCH NEXT FROM DYNFIL    
> 0045.00      C/END-EXEC                       
> 0046.00       *                               
> 0047.00 B2   C           SQLCOD    IFEQ 100   
> 
> 0048.00      C                     LEAVE    
> 0049.00 E2   C                    END      
> 0050.00       *                             
> 0055.00      C                     EXCPTDET 
> 0056.00       *                             
> 0057.00 E1   C                     ENDDO    
> 
> 0059.00      C/EXEC SQL                                
> 0060.00      C+ CLOSE DYNFIL                           
> 0061.00      C/END-EXEC                                
> 0062.00       *                                        
> 0063.00      OQSYSPRT E 1              DET             
> 0064.00      O                         CFNUM Z    7    
> 0064.01      O                                      ' '
> 0065.00      O                         CFNOM           
> 
> 
> 
> As this is a dynamic SQL, how can I retrieve the fields of my file (MCLI)
> in the fetch?
> 
> I'd like to give the users the possibility of selecting the fields they
> want.
> 
> 
> Regards
> Joao Pereira
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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