RE: Embedded and dynamic SQLRPG -- RPG400-L

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Jo�o,

As someone mentioned, you need to use an SQLDA if you want to do this 
using embedded SQL.  You can pick up an example from an article that 
Midrange Computing published back in December of 1999 titled "Picklists 
on the Fly".  The DYNSQL module described in that article uses this 
technique.  You can download it here:

http://www.midrangecomputing.com/ftp/prog/99/991205.zip

I can will forward the source to you directly if you would like.

David Morris

>>> JPereira@Auto-Sueco.PT 11/17/00 10:26AM >>>
But, in this example you know what fields you wnat to fetch.
In my case I don't know how many, and which, fields the user select to
create a report or presented in an subfile.


Regards
Jo�o Pereira


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