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On Wed, 2004-08-25 at 10:06, Joel Cochran wrote:
> Wouldn't you want to avoid this though? You would have to ensure that
> the local variable name is unique, which kind of defeats the purpose of
> making it local... although, back to my other statements about
> guaranteed initialization and similar items, I guess I can see a benefit
> to this. In fact, this could come in very handy when using columnar
> functions and such for calculations... hmmm... now you've got me
> thinking...
OK, stop the presses... I just tested the following code and it worked:
0000.01 d subProc pr
0000.02 d zip s 5a inz('22980')
0000.03
0000.04 /free
0000.05 subProc();
0000.06 *inlr = *on ;
0000.07 /end-free
0000.08
0000.09 p subProc b
0000.10 d subProc pi
0000.11
0000.12 d zip s 5a inz('24401')
0000.13 d zipDS e ds extname(allvazips)
0000.14 d sqlStatement s 200a varying
0000.15 d inz( 'select * +
0000.16 d from allvazips +
0000.17 d where zipcode = ?' )
0000.18
0001.00 c/exec sql
0002.00 c+ declare zipCursor cursor
0002.01 c+ for zipStatement
0004.00 c/end-exec
0004.01 c/exec sql
0004.02 c+ prepare zipStatement
0004.03 c+ from :sqlStatement
0004.04 c/end-exec
0004.05 c/exec sql
0004.06 c+ open zipCursor
0004.07 c+ using :zip
0004.08 c/end-exec
0004.09 c/exec sql
0004.10 c+ fetch next from zipCursor
0004.11 c+ into :zipDS
0004.12 c/end-exec
0008.01 c/exec sql
0008.02 c+ close zipCursor
0008.04 c/end-exec
0008.05 /free
0008.06 return ;
0008.07 /end-free
0009.00 p subProc e
Notice that "zip" is defined both globally AND locally and it still
works! So now I have to question the ability to use local variables in
SQL entirely... is there a case where I canNOT use a local variable in
an SQL statement?
Joel
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