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Re: Another SQL-newbie UDF question: qualifying with a library passed as a variable

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On 2011-04-29 11:05, James Lampert wrote:
Situation: I have a UDF that, because it's using unqualified filenames
on SELECTs, can get confused about where to go for its data, if the
library list is the list bit funky.

But the target library is not known at creation time.

I'd like to pass the library as a parameter. But is there a way to
qualify the filename on a SELECT, using a variable (in this case, a
parameter) as the library name?

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JHHL

would "set schema <whatever>" possibly be a help? I use that all the
time for scripts in iSQL. Never tried it with embedded SQL though.
Possibly it's not allowed.

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Pete Hall
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