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Hi Sudha,
what about to concatenate all the values you want to return in a big char
parameter (say 2000 chars) using a field separator ?
Remember also that right from V5R1 you can generate *SQL UDT
Fabio
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Hi All,
I am trying to use a UDT on a file to return more meaningful fields. I
wanted to know if there are any restrictions to the number of
parameters/fields that can be returned. I have some 100 odd fields and
will increase after I am done with expanding them. I find my program
already complaining at the number of returns. I don't want to write
separate UDT for different set of data from the same file. Is there a
solution for this? A work around maybe?
This was proably already discussed earleir, but when I sql a file, I get
all the rows returned and that could be anywhere upto millions. I know
I can monitor my fetch but is there any way I could reduce the traffic
by indicating how many number of records I want the sql to return as
well?
Thanks in advance,
Sudha
Sudha Ramanujan
SunGard Futures Systems
sramanujan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:sramanujan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
(312) 577 6179
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