Hello all,
I want to extract record from a file where a field matches a pattern. To do so, I use the « like » instruction in the where clause. Here is a strip down version:
@patern = '%' + %trim(@filter) + '%';
exec sql declare cur_next_filter cursor for
select ch1 from nozzzdp
where dsl like :@patern ;
...
exec sql fetch from cur_next_filter into :ds_key;
The value of the @filter variable is "A" (I want everything with an A in the dsl vaviable)
This does not retrieve any value (sqlstt = 2000)
I then tried the following:
@patern = '''' + '%' + %trim(@filter) + '%' + '''';
exec sql declare cur_next_filter cursor for
select ch1 from nozzzdp
where dsl like :@patern;
...
exec sql fetch from cur_next_filter into :ds_key;
I tough that maybe I needed the pattern string to be in quotes but no luck.
So, to make sure that there was no problem somewhere else, I tried:
exec sql declare cur_next_filter cursor for
select ch1 from nozzzdp
where dsl like '%A%' ;
...
exec sql fetch from cur_next_filter into :ds_key;
This works and returns some value.
Does that mean that I cannot use variable with the "like" statement when using a cursor?
Any help will be appreciated
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