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  3. May 2002

RE: SQL Result Count Question..

>Careful. In the case of a select (which I
>assume you're using since you mention a
>resultset) the number of rows is a guess
>and nothing more.

Good catch Walden!  I was thinking of "FETCH".  Here's the SQL Reference
description of SQLER3:

"For a CONNECT for status statement,
 SQLERRD(3) contains information on the
 connection status. See "CONNECT (Type 2)"
 on page 277 for more information.

 For INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE, shows
 the number of rows affected.

 For a FETCH statement, SQLERRD(3)
 contains the number of rows fetched.

 For the PREPARE statement, contains the
 estimated number of rows selected. If the
 number of rows is greater than 2 147 483
 647, then 2 147 483 647 is returned."

  --buck

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