RE: RE: Returning Passed SQL Statements from Debug

Brian:

Two thoughts come to mind...

First, you might investigate STRDBMON and the info that the database monitor 
can preserve. While not as real-time as debug, it _should_ show you the actual 
SQL statement that was executed.

Second, you might review the listing of the program that comes out of the 
preprocessor. Numerous variables are generated that can be discovered in the 
listing. The calls to the system SQL routines all need parms passed in and 
variables are created for those parms. It probably won't be the statement 
itself, but you can find DSs in the listing that bring all the various host 
variables together in a structure. No reason jumps out why you couldn't see 
those DSs in debug.

Tom Liotta

midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   3. RE: Returning Passed SQL Statements from Debug (Brian Piotrowski)
>
>That's what I thought.  It's rather unfortunate, really.  Ohwell.
>
>Thanks for the comments, all.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Michael_Schutte
>
>I've never seen a way to view the way you are asking about it.   Here
>are
>the variables that SQL defines...