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Re: Klement's article on i5 to ORACLE (was Does DB2/400 have REPEAT function like PLSQL in Oracle?)

The latest article in the series is this one:
http://www.systeminetwork.com/article.cfm?id=55530

That article isn't specifically about oracle, but it explains the process, and provides the latest version of the code. There's a link at the bottom of the article that goes to the Oracle-specific one.

The link does require a membership with System iNetwork, but a free "Associate" membership will work. If you're having trouble with your membership, please contact customer service at service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Good luck!

Dave Odom wrote:
Jeff and Pete,

Didn't find Scotts article or talking directly to ORACLE from the i5
at the site you mentioned among the HUGE number of returns from
search and I don't have time to keep searching. If anyone knows of
a better, quicker to get his article, please let me know. Thanks for
your time.

Dave


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