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I posted this a few weeks ago but had no luck. Thought I'd give it one more try :) Has anyone any examples of or insight to fetching multiple rows into a struct? I've been following the example in the SQL Programming with Host Languages book and even keying their example on page 27 verbatim and I can not get it to compile. The error I get is that the struct is undefined or unusable. Unusable must be it because in the compile listing I can see that it was defined. I've included two versions of the code I'm trying to get to compile below. Thanks very much, Phil **ver1 (which is out of the Host Programming manual on pg 26 & 27) typedef _Packed struct { char FIRSTINIT; char MIDINIT; _Packed struct{ short LASTNAME_LEN; char LASTNAME_DATA[15]; } LASTNAME; float SALARY; float BONUS; float COMM; } empDS; empDS hostDS[10]; EXEC SQL include SQLCA; main() { EXEC SQL declare CURSOR cursor for select substr(firstname,1,1), midinit, lastname, salary, bonus, comm from EMPLOYEE; EXEC SQL open CURSOR; EXEC SQL fetch from CURSOR into :hostDS; } **ver 2** #pragma mapinc("EMPLOYEE","*LIBL/EMPLOYEE(*all)","both","d",," ") #include "EMPLOYEE" SAMPLER_both_t hostDS[10]; EXEC SQL include SQLCA; main() { EXEC SQL declare CURSOR cursor for select firstname, midinit, lastname, salary, bonus, comm from EMPLOYEE; EXEC SQL open CURSOR; EXEC SQL fetch from CURSOR into :hostDS; } DDS for EMPLOYEE: A UNIQUE A R SAMPLER A FIRSTNAME 10 A MIDINIT 1 A LASTNAME 15 A SALARY 7F A BONUS 7F A COMM 7F A K LASTNAME
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