Re: Embedded SQL Statement Caching Records???

Hi,

if you are using a cursor,
you you have to close it first to get the refreshed records.

like this.

c/exec sql 
c+ close c0
c/end-exec 

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I've written an embedded SQL RPG program where I read 10 records to fill in
my subfile.  The user can select a record and modify the information with a
call to another program.  When the editing program returns control back to
the SQL RPG program I have it reread the last ten records to "refresh" the
data on the screen, since it might have been modified.  However, the SQL
program seems to be getting the old information like it was caching the
records and just retrieve the cached information.  The only way I can get
the information refreshed is by running a different SQL statement (one that
is ordered differently or has different Where conditions).

Does anybody know if this is true?  If so, is there a way to turn it off?
Or better yet, is there a way to force it on specific instances to read the
actual data?

Looking through the archives I found some talk about "with NC" and "Dynamic
Scroll".  I tried adding these to my program, but they didn't seem to help.
Any thoughts?

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