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I'm having a small issue with using jdbc_next.
I have a program that executes 1 of 3 different sql statements.
I think all 3 are executing, but 1 of the 3 does not retrieve anything
using jdbc_next

The pertinent parts of the code are shown below.
Only when a single user is selected does it fail. If I check the value
of RS after the JDBC_EXECPREPQRY(STMT) it has a value something like
870760860.
However, it immediately exits the dow loop below it. Maybe I'm
mistaken, but I thought that by RS having a value, it meant that it
executed the sql successfully

Does anyone see anything obvious with this?

Thanks
Mike

// if supervisor selected
if super > *blanks ;
stmt = JDBC_PrepStmt(connms: 'select * from +
udf join names on udf.nameid = names.id +
where udfnum = 2 and udftext = ?') ;

JDBC_SetString(stmt:1: super );

rs = JDBC_ExecPrepQry(stmt);

else ;

// if single user selected
if last > *blanks ;

stmt = JDBC_PrepStmt(connms: 'select * from +
udf join names on udf.nameid = names.id +
where udfnum = 2 and lname = ? and fname = ?') ;

JDBC_SetString(stmt:1: first );
JDBC_SetString(stmt:2: last );

rs = JDBC_ExecPrepQry(stmt);

else ;

//Select all Users
stmt = JDBC_PrepStmt(connms: 'select * from +
udf join names on udf.nameid = names.id +
where udfnum = 2 ') ;
rs = JDBC_ExecPrepQry(stmt);

endIf ;

endIf ;
x = 0;
dow (JDBC_nextRow(rs) <> *OFF);

x=x+1 ;
A_LNAME(x) = (jdbc_getCol(rs: 8));
A_FNAME(x) = (jdbc_getCol(rs: 9));
EndDo ;



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