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Thanks Alan...I wound up doing a fetch of the highest timestamp for a
header record, then did another fetch of all the records with that
order number and the timestamp GE the header timestamp. It worked...

On 7/3/07, Alan Campin <Alan.Campin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
<snip>
uniquely identifies the last group - there may be many groups with the
same order number. I was thinking of using a scrollable cursor, going
to the end, then fetching prior. But then I though I could load the
data into a MODS and do the same logic in my program without the fetch
prior. Any ideas? Thanks...
</snip>

Another solution would be to combine both and put the result of an SQL
into a user space and map the user space to a either an array or
multiple occurrence data structure so

Exec Sql Fetch Next From C1 Into :Array For 32766 Records;

If SqlState <> '00000';
w_RowCount = SQLERRD(3)
EndIf;

You can then just read the array from the last record.


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