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Thanks for your quick reply Rob.

I would do left outer joins but 1) The files are too big and when we do left
outer joins it takes too long. 2) I have to do one or more passes based on
if the first pass worked or not. I would user SQL RPG but I'm trying to get
this up and running  fast.



Wes

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> Left outer join?
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> Rob Berendt
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> SQL Proc and Data Not Found
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> I'm writing a proc where I have a cursor and for each row found in the
> cursor I do a select from other files. I'm monitoring for record not found
> conditions for the cursor. My question is how do I trap rows not found for
> the select statements other than the cursor? I don't want my program to
> exits just because it can't find a record in the select statement.
>
>
>
> DECLARE CONTINUE HANDLER FOR not_found
>     SET at_end = 1;                                               .
> .
> .
> .
> OPEN C1;
>
> FETCH C1 INTO  v_mcu, v_Emcu, v_Company_ID, v_Ord_#, v_Ord_Type,
>          v_TankID, v_an8, v_shan, v_Ord_Date, v_GL_Date,
>          v_Act_Ship_Date, v_Short_Item#, v_Item,
>          v_UOM, v_Ship_qty, v_Vol, v_unit_price ,
>          v_Ext_Amount, v_unit_cost, v_Ext_Cost, v_GLC;
> WHILE  at_end = 0   DO
>   -- SET DATE
>
>    SELECT  UDVMCU, UDTRP INTO v_Trip_Depo, v_Delivery_#
>     FROM  F49211
>    WHERE  UDDOCO = v_Ord_#
>      and  UDDCTO = v_Ord_Type
>      and  UDLNID = v_Line_ID
>      and  UDKCOO = v_Company_ID;
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> Thanks, Wes
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