RE: SQL Variable Declare Statement

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Actually you could have constructed your statement to look like
SELECT * FROM JTD WHERE JDJBT# = ? ORDER BY
JDPSYS,JDBPRT,JDSSYM,JDPROD

Then 
OPEN STMT USING :JOBNO


       /free 
        SqlStmt='Select ccust, cnme, cad1, cad2, cste, czip ' +
                'From rcm ' + 
                'where cmid=' + apos + 'CM' + apos + ' ' + 
                'Order by ?'; 
        NewOrderBy = Parm1; 
       /end-free 
      C/EXEC SQL 
      C+ Prepare SqlStmt from :SqlStmt 
      C/END-EXEC 
       /free 
        eval Sqlstt=Sqlstt; // debug 
       /end-free 
      C/EXEC SQL 
      C+ Declare CustomerCursor Cursor 
      C+ For     SqlStmt 
      C/END-EXEC 
       /free 
        eval Sqlstt=Sqlstt; // debug 
       /end-free 
      C/EXEC SQL 
      C+ Open CustomerCursor using :NewOrderBy 
      C/END-EXEC 
       /free 
        eval Sqlstt=Sqlstt; // debug 
       /end-free 
      C/EXEC SQL 
      C+ Fetch Next 
      C+   From CustomerCursor 
      C+   Into :ccust, :cnme, :cad1, :cad2, :cste, :czip 
      C/END-EXEC 
       /free 
        eval Sqlstt=Sqlstt; // debug 
       /end-free 
      C/EXEC SQL 
      C+ Close CustomerCursor 
      C/END-EXEC 


Rob Berendt
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Group Dekko Services, LLC
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RE: SQL Variable Declare Statement







Hi,

>You have to replace the value of :JOBNO into the statement as you build
it.

Sometimes you miss something because you just know its right. It was
SELECT * FROM JTD WHERE JDJBT# = :JOBNO ORDER BY
JDPSYS,JDBPRT,JDSSYM,JDPROD
When it needed to use the value of jobno, not the variable name
SELECT * FROM JTD WHERE JDJBT# = 099998 ORDER BY
JDPSYS,JDBPRT,JDSSYM,JDPROD

It looks like it's working now. Thanks to everyone!

<===================================================>

Terri Harteau
Felker Brothers Corporation
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