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  3. May 2004

RE: SQL and qualified DS




Thanks for the tip Phil, and thanks to everyone for their input.
This is going to test my capabilities. Maybe I'll just use a
non-qual DS.

Frank Kolmann


>from: phillip.groschwitz@xxxxxxxxx
>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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