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On 08 Mar 2013 12:49, CRPence wrote:
Exec sql
Prepare SQLStatement from :SQLSTRING;
// check SQLCODE here
Exec Sql
Declare db2curs cursor for SQLSTATEMENT ;
Exec Sql
open C2 using :currentdate, :currentdate, :sts ;
Of course that /open/ should refer to the db2curs, not C2. I copied
the latter from my source used to verify, and those prior were copied
from the OP. Ugh :-( The above was corrected in what appears below
[just the last line changed]:
Exec sql
Prepare SQLStatement from :SQLSTRING;
// check SQLCODE here
Exec Sql
Declare db2curs cursor for SQLSTATEMENT ;
Exec Sql
open db2curs using :currentdate, :currentdate, :sts ;
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