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Sudha/list, Would I have to use the following CREATE FUNCTION statements before the SELECT statement? =============================================== /EXEC SQL CREATE FUNCTION myfun1 (DEC (1,0), DEC (1,0)) RETURNS DEC (1,0) CREATE FUNCTION myfun2 (DEC (1,0), DEC (1,0)) RETURNS DEC (1,0) /END-EXEC =============================================== Thanks, Frank Frank, I suggest a function for returning fld1/fld2 and you would call it as a field in the sql. (BTW, The function can return only one value.) HTH. Thanks, Sudha 'SELECT myfun1(FHDDAT, FHPUDT) as FLD1, ' + ' myfun2((FHDDAT, FHPUDT) as FLD2, ' + FHOT, FHPRO, FHDT, FHDDAT, FHDTIM, FHDADT, ' + 'FHPUDT, FHSCD, FHCCD, FHCCT, FHCST, FHCZIP ' + 'FROM FRL00144 WHERE FHDDAT >= ' + %CHAR(FDATE) + ' AND FHDDAT <= ' + %CHAR(TDATE) + ' AND FHDT <> ' + %CHAR(NUM#OT1) + ' AND FHOT = ' + %CHAR(NUM#OT1) + ' AND FHDT = ' + %CHAR(NUM#ODT) + ' ORDER BY FHOT, FHDT' + ') WITH DATA'; Sudha Ramanujan SunGard Futures Systems sramanujan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (312) 577 6179 (312) 577 6101 - Fax
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