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  3. August 2006

SQL Multiple Prepared Statements - Best Practice

I have a program that's currently using 7 different logicals over the same
physical. No select/omit criteria - just different keys. Depending on user
selection (via function keys), a subfile is populated using a different
logical. Because of some (new) additional selection criteria, I've decided
to rewrite using embedded SQL.

Here's my question: Should I be using 7 different Prepares and Executes and
Opens of cursors? Is there a different way of doing it? I know I can't use
Execute Immediate because I'm using a Fetch. Looking for best practices or
suggestions.

Thanks...

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