RE: SQL and qualified DS

You can get around this.

You need to have all the sql in one module (MOD2) and the non-sql code in
another module (MOD1).

In MOD1, define a qualified data structure.

>From MOD1, call the sql subprocedure in MOD2 that contains the FETCH
statement, passing the address of the qualified data structure.  In MOD2,
after the FETCH, assign the address of MOD2's datastructure to the pointer
you passed in. On return, the qualified data structure in MOD1 will have
your data.

Phil



                                                                                
                                          
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Yes, I ran into this problem in the past (it is in the archives). You can't
use qualified DS for SQL.

Mike Wills
Taylor Development
Lawson Administrator/Programmer
Ph. (507) 386-3187

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Hi Everyone

I  did a  SQL PREPARE  to set up and SQL insert with parm markers.
Then an SQL EXECUTE USING and I tried a qualified DS to pass variables.
Program compiled but when it ran it did not work properly.

I am confused.
The archives have examples that seem to show that qualified DS can be used
with SQL but the heading reads as SQL precompiler does not support
qualified
variables .

Are there issues with SQL and qualified DS.
we are on V5R2.

Regards
Frank Kolmann


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