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  3. July 2004

SQL under the covers

Is there any way to see the "created" SQL statement for something like this:

 

C+        Declare Input cursor for select                               

C+                                       fhpro,                         

C+                                       fhonm                    

C+                                       fhfamt + fhjamt as qnetfee,    

C+                                       fhsua3                         

C+                                       from frp001

C+         Order by                                 

C+               case                                    

C+                when :qrfld = 'QQQ104' then fhpro      

C+                when :qrfld = 'QQQ105' then fhonm         

C+                when :qrfld = 'QQQ111' then fhsua3  

C+                 else null                             

C+                  end,          

 

Looking at the generated SQL code (with the SQL includes, SQLCA, etc.)
doesn't tell me much.

 

I have a reason for wanting to do this; it has something to do with
debugging.I think.

 

Thanks,

Reeve

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