RE: Calculations in a stored procedure?

Hi Birgitta,

Thanks for the information on sequencing the declarations.
The variables workfromdate and workthrudate are in the where clauses'
second line.

The stored procedure is working beautifully.

--Loyd

Loyd Goodbar
Senior programmer/analyst
BorgWarner
TS Water Valley
662-473-5713

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Subject: AW: Calculations in a stored procedure?

Hi,

Even if it is no RPG in pure SQL the whole Declare Section (all Declare
Commands including Declare cursors) must preceed any other statements.

There is even a predefined sequence within the declare statements:
1. Define Variables
2. Define Conditions
3. Define Return Codes
4. Define Cursors
5. Define Condition/Exit/Undo Handlers

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