Re: Embedded SQL Messages

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Amir

Look at your compile listing.    There you will find a Data Structure
inserted by SQL compiler.  Its  "SQLCA"

in it you will find a field  "SQLER3"   This will have for Fetch, Insert,
Update, or Delete,
the number of rows retrieved or updated or deleted.

Look at the other feedback info and you will find other interesting stuff.

John Carr

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Hi All,

Interactive SQL editor displays messages when statements are completed
successfully. For example UPDATE statement displays that xxx rows updated
in
file1 in lib1, DELETE says that xxx rows deleted from file1 in lib1 and so
on. I am using embedded SQL in my RPG program and using UPDATE and DELETE
statements in that program. For my audit purposes I want to know in the
same
program that how many rows (records) are updated and deleted by SQL
statements in each files. Only single Update statement will update many
rows
based on WHERE clause and single delete statement will delete many rows in
one shot. I do not want to count(*) these records before update and delete
statements to avoid extra burden on my system. Any idea would be
appreciated.

Thanks.

Amir
System Analyst, SCC,
K.S.A.
(00-966-03-8344500 X267)

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