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I'm just glad I don't have to maintain it LOL!!! Thanks, Tommy Holden -----Original Message----- From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of RPower@xxxxxxxxxx Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 12:25 PM To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries Subject: RE: Embeded SQL Query - Possible to make it in RPGLE. Uhm... Wow... if that's appropriate. I need a break now just after reading that. I can't imagine coding it. Nice work tho.... Ron Power Programmer Information Services City Of St. John's, NL P.O. Box 908 St. John's, NL A1C 5M2 709-576-8132 rpower@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.stjohns.ca/ ________________________________________________________________________ ___ Success is going from failure to failure without a loss of enthusiasm. - Sir Winston Churchill "Joe Pluta" <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent by: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx 2005/09/09 11:51 AM Please respond to RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx> To "'RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries'" <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx> cc Subject RE: Embeded SQL Query - Possible to make it in RPGLE. Rob, you did this just to make me spew coffee all over my monitor, right? 150-line SQL statements really need to be taken out back and shot... <g> Joe > From: rob@xxxxxxxxx > > > Just to blow your mind, this is some production code (and this is not the > only cursor defined in this program!). > > C/EXEC SQL > C+ DECLARE CURS1 CURSOR FOR > C*define an intermediate table to use Opening balance or Onhand > C+ WITH T1 AS ( > C+ SELECT LPROD, LLOC, ILIL01.LWHS, > DLS06C+ IFNULL( > DLS06C+ CASE > DLS06C+ WHEN IFNULL(MIN(CFPLVL),0)=0 > DLS06C+ AND (MIN(IITYP)='C' OR MIN(IITYP)='D') THEN '7' > DLS06C+ WHEN IFNULL(MIN(CFPLVL),0)>0 > DLS06C+ AND (MIN(IITYP)='C' OR MIN(IITYP)='D') THEN '1' > DLS06C+ ELSE MIN(IITYP) > DLS06C+ END,'E') AS IITYP, > C+ IFNULL(MIN(IDESC),' ') AS IDESC, > C+ IFNULL(MIN(WMFAC),' ') AS WMFAC, > C+ IFNULL(SUM(PHQTY),0) AS TotPhyQty, > C+ > C+ CASE > C+ WHEN :VARCALC='1' THEN > C+ MAX(LADJU)+MAX(LRCT)-MAX(LISSU)+MAX(LOPB) > C+ ELSE MAX(LOPB) > C+ END AS OnHand, > C+ > C+ IFNULL(MIN(CFTLVL),0) + > C+ IFNULL(MIN(CFPLVL),0) AS TotStdCst, > C+ 1 AS ILIFlag > C+ > C* > C* When CFPLVL=0 then the item is considered a raw for IITYP='C' > or 'D'. > C* The report breaks on this value so it is turned into an > indicator for sorting. > C* > C+ FROM ILIL01 > C+ LEFT OUTER JOIN IIM > C+ ON LPROD=IPROD > C+ LEFT OUTER JOIN IWML01 > C+ ON ILIL01.LWHS=IWML01.LWHS > C+ LEFT OUTER JOIN CMFL01 > C+ ON LPROD=CFPROD > C+ AND WMFAC=CFFAC > C+ AND CFCSET=2 > C+ AND CFCBKT=0 > C+ LEFT OUTER JOIN IPHL01 > C+ ON LPROD=PHPROD > C+ AND ILIL01.LWHS=PHWHSE > C+ AND LLOC=PHLOC > C+ WHERE ILIL01.LWHS>=:LWHSE > C+ AND ILIL01.LWHS<=:UWHSE > C+ AND LLOC>=:DLLOC > C+ AND LLOC<=:DULOC > C+ AND WMFAC=:LPLANT > C+ GROUP BY LPROD,LLOC,ILIL01.LWHS > C+ > C* > C* After selecting all from ILI, select from IPH where there isn't > C* a matching record in the ILI. UNION puts these selections into > C* the same result table so that all can be sorted together. This > C* section is similar to the one above, but not a duplicate. UNION > C* requires that this table have the exact same field structure as > the one > C* above. > C* > C+ UNION ALL > C+ > C+ SELECT PHPROD AS LPROD, PHLOC AS LLOC, PHWHSE AS LWHS, > DLS06C+ IFNULL( > DLS06C+ CASE > DLS06C+ WHEN IFNULL(MIN(CFPLVL),0)=0 > DLS06C+ AND (MIN(IITYP)='C' OR MIN(IITYP)='D') THEN '7' > DLS06C+ WHEN IFNULL(MIN(CFPLVL),0)>0 > DLS06C+ AND (MIN(IITYP)='C' OR MIN(IITYP)='D') THEN '1' > DLS06C+ ELSE MIN(IITYP) > DLS06C+ END,'E') AS IITYP, > C+ IFNULL(MIN(IDESC),' ') AS IDESC, > C+ IFNULL(MIN(WMFAC),' ') AS WMFAC, > C+ IFNULL(SUM(PHQTY),0) AS TotPhyQty, > C+ 0 AS OnHand, > C+ > C+ IFNULL(MIN(CFTLVL),0) + > C+ IFNULL(MIN(CFPLVL),0) AS TotStdCst, > C+ 0 As ILIFlag > C+ > C+ FROM IPHL01 > C+ EXCEPTION JOIN ILIL01 > C+ ON LPROD=PHPROD > C+ AND ILIL01.LWHS=PHWHSE > C+ AND LLOC=PHLOC > C+ LEFT OUTER JOIN IIM > C+ ON PHPROD=IPROD > C+ LEFT OUTER JOIN IWML01 > C+ ON PHWHSE=IWML01.LWHS > C+ LEFT OUTER JOIN CMFL01 > C+ ON PHPROD=CFPROD > C+ AND WMFAC=CFFAC > C+ AND CFCSET=2 > C+ AND CFCBKT=0 > C+ WHERE PHWHSE>=:LWHSE > C+ AND PHWHSE<=:UWHSE > C+ AND PHLOC>=:DLLOC > C+ AND PHLOC<=:DULOC > C+ AND WMFAC=:LPLANT > C+ > C+ GROUP BY PHPROD, PHLOC, PHWHSE), > C+ > C* > C* End of intermediate table. Now select the table and add > C* more calculated fields. These must be calculated in the > C* SQL because sorting is done against variance values in > C* some of the report types. > C* > C+ T2 AS ( > C+ SELECT > C+ LPROD, LLOC, LWHS, > C+ IITYP, IDESC, WMFAC, > C+ ROUND(TotPhyQty,3) AS TotPhyQty, > C+ ROUND(OnHand,3) As OnHand, > C+ TotStdCst, ILIFlag, > C+ ROUND((TotPhyQty - OnHand),3) AS VarQty, > C+ ROUND((OnHand * TotStdCst),2) AS OnHandValue, > C+ ROUND((TotPhyQty * TotStdCst),2) AS PhyAmt, > C+ ROUND(((TotPhyQty - OnHand) * TotStdCst),2) AS VarVal > C+ FROM T1) > C* End of Table 2 > C* > C* Beginning of final select where fetch will retrieve from. This > C* step sorts the values. > C* > C+ > C+ SELECT > C+ LPROD, LLOC, LWHS, IITYP, IDESC, WMFAC, > C+ TotPhyQty, OnHand, TotStdCst, ILIFlag, > C+ VarQty, OnHandValue, PhyAmt, VarVal > C+ FROM T2 > DLS05C+ WHERE OnHand<>0 > DLS07C+ OR TotPhyQty<>0 > C* The following case statement sets up 3 different > C* order by possibilities depending on the value of RptTyp. > C* Different data types may not be listed within the same case > statement > C* so the logic gets a little complicated, using NULL's to pass on to > C* the next possible data type. > C* When RptTyp1 Order BY IITYP, LWHS, LLOC, LPROD > C* When RptTyp2 Order by IITYP, VarVal, LPROD > C* When RptTyp3 ORDER BY IITYP, VarQty, LPROD > C+ order by IITYP, > C+ case when :RptTyp=1 then LWHS > C+ else null end, > C+ > C+ case when :RptTyp=1 then LLOC > C+ else null end, > C+ > C+ case :RptTyp when 2 then VarVal > C+ when 3 then VarQty > C+ else null end, > C+ > C+ LPROD > C+ > C/END-EXEC > C > C/EXEC SQL > C+ OPEN CURS1 > C/END-EXEC
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