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Hi Mark,

It looks like you're missing the file qualifier on the last reference to
cusno:

>      C+ WHERE b.rmvdate = 0 AND a.cusno = cusno

should be

>      C+ WHERE b.rmvdate = 0 AND a.cusno = b.cusno

hth,
Peter Dow
Dow Software Services, Inc.
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909 425-0196 fax

From: <MWalter@hanoverwire.com>
> Does anyone see anything wrong with this statement?
>
>      c/exec sql
>      c+ DECLARE c1 CURSOR FOR
>      c+ SELECT a.ordno, a.ordlv, a.ordtyp, a.rdate, a.adate, a.ordtot
>      c+ FROM Oeordh a JOIN Orhlact b
>      c+ ON a.ordno = b.ordno AND a.ordlv = b.ordlv
>      C+ WHERE b.rmvdate = 0 AND a.cusno = cusno
>      c/end-exec
>
>      c/exec sql
>      c+ open c1
>      c/end-exec
>
> The pre-compiler tells me that the cursor is not declared.
> I've tried it as a prepared statement as well.
>
> OS/400 V4R5  ILE RPG



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