Re: Dynamic SQL

1) I don't see w1 set anywhere (probably a paste failure).
2) I recommend you check SQLSTT of SQLCOD after exec sql statements. You
may find that your prepare failed and that will help you track down the
problem.

Sam

(Note that declare cursor and set statements don't set SQLSTT or SQLCOD.)

On 12/8/2014 10:26 AM, Billy Waters wrote:

My first attempt at using dynamic SQL. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.

w2 = 'R1';
w3 = 'R9';
w4 = 2015;
w5 = 4;

WSQL = 'select sum(pinv) into ? from CMSFWRK20 ' +
'where PCLS between ? and ? ' +
'and PYEAR = ? and PPERD = ?';
Exec Sql prepare S1 from :WSQL;

Exec SQL
execute S1 using :w1, :w2, :w3, :w4, :w5;

job log shows
call test
Token ? was not valid. Valid tokens: : <IDENTIFIER>.
Prepared statement S1 not found.

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