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C+ is the continuation marker for embedded SQL.

Thanks,

Mark

Mark D. Walter
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Not sure if the compiler is case sensitive, but you have it defined as
dataDS and in the code it's datads.
What does the c+ at the beginning of the lines do?  Is that c++ code? Or
SQL?  I've not reached that level just yet.  And we don't use SQL yet.

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Telling me that :datads is not defined or not usable.

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Mark,

At first glance, I don't see anything pooping out at me.

What's the compiler error message and which line is it complaining about?

Charles


> -----Original Message-----
> From: mwalter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:mwalter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2004 8:25 AM
> To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
> Subject: Problem w/SQL
>
>
>
> Could someone explain to me why this compiles?
>
>      DdsData           ds            83    occurs(10000) based(p_data)
>      d ds_cusno                       8  0 overlay(dsData:*next)
>      d ds_cusnn                      35    overlay(dsData:*next)
>      D ds_invdat                      8  0 overlay(dsData:*next)
>      D ds_actDte                      8  0 overlay(dsData:*next)
>      d ds_ordno                       6  0 overlay(dsData:*next)
>      D ds_ordlv                       2  0 overlay(dsData:*next)
>      D ds_invno                       6  0 overlay(dsData:*next)
>      D ds_msrshp                     10  3 overlay(dsData:*next)
>
>      PgetMTDDBI        b                   export
>      DgetMTDDBI        PI              *
>      D numRecs                        5i 0
>      D itnbr                         15    const
>      d fclyr                          4  0 const
>      d fclmo                          2  0 const
>
>      Dsize             S             10i 0
>      Dx                S              5i 0
>
>      C/exec sql
>      c+ SELECT DISTINCT COUNT(*) INTO :numRecs
>      c+  FROM Oedhst
>      c+  WHERE cuscl NOT IN ('ZC','ZH')
>      C+  AND house NOT IN ('8','Y')
>      C+  AND itnbr = :itnbr
>      C+  AND fclyr = :fclyr
>      C+  AND fclmo = :fclmo
>      c/end-exec
>
>      c                   if        numRecs = 0
>      C                   return    *null
>      c                   endif
>
>      C                   eval      size = %size(dsData) * numRecs
>      C                   alloc     size          p_data
>
>      c/exec sql
>      c+ DECLARE c CURSOR FOR
>      C+  SELECT b.cusno,b.cusnm,a.invdat,b.actdte,
>      c+         b.ordno,b.ordlv,b.invno,a.msrshp
>      c+  FROM Oedhst a JOIN Oehhst b
>      c+  ON a.ordno = b.ordno
>      c+  AND a.ordlv = b.ordlv
>      C+  WHERE a.fclyr = :fclyr
>      C+  AND   a.fclmo = :fclmo
>      c+  AND   a.itnbr = :itnbr
>      c+  AND   b.cuscl NOT IN ('ZH','ZC')
>      c+  AND   a.house NOT IN ('8','Y')
>      C+  ORDER BY  invdat,ordno,ordlv
>      c/end-exec
>
>      c/exec sql
>      c+ OPEN c
>      c/end-exec
>
>      c                   for       x = 1 to numRecs
>
>      c     x             occur     dsData
>
>      c/exec sql
>      c+ FETCH c  into :dsData
>      c/end-exec
>
>      c                   endfor
>
>      c/exec sql
>      c+ CLOSE c
>      c/end-exec
>
>      c                   return    p_data
>      P                 E
>
>
> And This doesn't:
>
>      DdataDS           DS            23    occurs(15)
>      D dsItnbr                       15    overlay(dataDS:*next)
>      D dsWkctr                        5    overlay(dataDS:*next)
>      D dsCpfSeq                       3  0 overlay(dataDS:*next) INZ
>
>      PbuildCursor      b
>      DbuildCursor      PI
>
>      C/exec sql
>      C+ DECLARE c1 CURSOR FOR
>      C+  SELECT DISTINCT itnbr,wkctr,cpfseq
>      C+   FROM Cpfpf
>      C/end-exec
>
>      C/exec sql
>      C+ OPEN c1
>      C/end-exec
>
>      P                 E
>
>      PloadSubfile      B
>      DloadSubfile      PI
>
>      Dx                S             10i 0
>
>      C/exec sql
>      C+ FETCH FROM c1 FOR 15 ROWS INTO :datads
>      C/end-exec
>
>       ...
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mark
>
> Mark D. Walter
> Senior Programmer/Analyst
> CCX, Inc.
> mwalter@xxxxxxxxxx
> http://www.ccxinc.com
>
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