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I love using SQL for reports. Especially when there are several tables to
pull in. I can just work with the data set that I want process. Another
reason I use it is to allow the user to change the sort and filter on
reports and screens. I can dynamically generate a statement to suit the
user's needs.

On Wednesday, September 7, 2011, Dave wrote:

Hi all, I need to list some advantages of using embedded sql in rpg
programmes over using ordinary rpg code. We don't actually use DDL, so I'm
assuming that there are far less advantages in our case. Right or wrong?
Thank you very much!!
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