Re: SQL precompiler vs prefix and qualified

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

So then I tried:
     D FTPUSER       E DS                  extname(FTPUSER)
     D  U_LOGIN                            extfld(LOGIN) 
RNF3748E Keyword is not allowed for a parameter definition; keyword is 
ignored.

Rob Berendt
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"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary 
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
Benjamin Franklin 




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I am trying to use a QUALIFIED data structure and evidently the SQL 
precompiler won't handle that.  Looks like the SQL precompiler won't 
handle PREFIXed data structure subfields also.  Am I right, or do I just 
need to try harder?

Rob Berendt
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