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  3. October 2001

RE: SQL Prompts

Thanks Phil,
I agree, I adore Code. I have been frustrated because the ATS course uses
SEU and I am inserting lines and trying to TAB to fields.  I haven't found
PREPARE yet, Whoops ! Next chapter !
I haven't tried the OPS NAV yet...maybe this afternoon.
Cyndi

-----Original Message-----
From: Phil
Subject: RE: SQL Prompts
1. You're going to find you use a host variable (a string) to hold your sql
statements (so you can build, and then use PREPARE.  This negates the value
of prompting.

2. SQL isn't overly complicated and you'll probably memorize the syntax (in
time).  When I don't remember, I use iSQL in OpsNav as an aid.

Phil

PS: I think Code **as it is** is better than SEU.

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