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Dane, Ah, I understand what you are wanting. Unfortunately, I've never done this myself. Have you tried using the same format for the arrays as you do the cursors? /exec SQL set result sets array :rs for :rsrow rows, array :ms for :msrow rows /end-exec Other than that, I don't have a clue. Perhaps someone else will. Charles > -----Original Message----- > From: Dane Cox [mailto:DCox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] > Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 6:51 PM > To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries > Subject: RE: SQL Issues > > > Charles, > > That's not exactly what I mean. He is using an 'array' result set in > his first example. The example he used later in his post is > the one I'm > talking about. Here are the two different statements... > > Array: set result sets array :rs for :rsrow rows > Cursor: set result sets cursor c1 > > For some reason, I am unable to see multiple 'array' result > sets coming > back from a stored procedure. In this case, I use two different > statements to set the result sets. > > /exec sql > set result sets array :rs for :rsrow rows > /end-exec > > /exec sql > set result sets array :ms for :msrow rows > /end-exec > > This doesn't work as expected and we only get one result set > back to the > caller...the second one. > > With your help, I am able to see multiple 'cursor' result sets coming > back. > > /exec sql > set result sets cursor c1, cursor c2 > /end-exec > > Now that we can get multiple result sets back using the 'cursor' > technique, I am wondering how to get a simple array (or array ds) into > an SQL cursor in an RPG program? Specifically, I would like to put > array 'rs' into cursor 'c1' and array 'ms' into cursor 'c2'. > > Does that make sense? > > Thanks, > Dane >
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