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Try removing the "qualified" last I tried, it doesn't like the qualified
data structures.

On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 1:37 PM, Joe Wells <jwells@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have Googled around, but not found an answer.....so here goes -

My embedded sql usually looks something like this -

this is the select statement - "select * from d00001h"

d wD00001H e ds extname(D00001H)
.
.
c/exec sql
c+ fetch Fetch_Summary1 into : wD00001H
c/end-exec
.
.
.
and all of my fields are found in wD00001H. That works great.

I now have a situation where I want to return all of the fields from two
different files. The select statement looks like this -

select * from d00001h, dmaster WHERE mreqnum=186 and Y1REQ#=MREQNUM

I have tried this -

d wD00001H e ds extname(D00001H)
d wDMASTER e ds extname(DMASTER)

d results ds qualified
d oD00001H likeds(wD00001H)
d oDMASTER likeds(wDMASTER)
.
.
.
c+ fetch Fetch_Summary1 into : results
.
.

But the sql pre compile fails with this message "Variable RESULTS not
defined or not usable.". I have tried other scenarios too, but am
stumped!
Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Joe Wells

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