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> > 3. ask if there is a way to put the SQL statements in a string and then > pass that string to the SQL engine (like MySQL or postgres does). Maybe > like: > > C eval string = 'EXEC SQL DECLARE C1 CURSOR FOR blah ...' > C<somehow tell the SQL machine to run the contents of string <string> > > > So how about it? Is there a way to do option 3? > Yes you can do #3. Here's an example that creates an index. D SQLStmt s 1024 varying D C eval SQLStmt = 'CREATE INDEX ' + %trim(lN) + C '/' + %trim(idxN) + ' ON ' + C %trim(lN) + '/' + %trim(fN) + C ' (' + %trim(idx) + ')' C C/exec sql C+ PREPARE DYNSQLSTMT FROM :SQLstmt C/end-exec C C/exec sql C+ EXECUTE DYNSQLSTMT C/end-exec Phil _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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