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select fhpro, etc.
I'm curious as to what you mean by "created" SQL statement.
Thanks Vern
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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