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Scott Schollenberger wrote:
The value I am passing in the :WHERECLAUSE variable
contains the parentheses.  However, I tried your
suggestion but it didn't work.
  What does /didn't work/ mean; same zero rows, success on OPEN? 
To what was the variable set, when trying the given suggestion?
  An embedded SQL statement with a WHERE CLAUSE using an IN test 
using a Host Variable(s) is for the replacement for the literal 
value(s) that would appear in the IN test.  The :HV replaces one 
element in the list of values in the IN test.  The given WHERE 
FieldName IN ('AID') would be rewritten as WHERE FieldName IN (:HV) 
[as noted; the suggestion].  The :HV can _not_ replace nor include 
the syntactical elements of the statement; i.e. :HV can not 
represent the entire string "('AID')" for WHERE FieldName IN :HV.
  To replace the syntactical elements of the statement requires a 
_dynamic_ statement, whereby the variable WHERECLAUSE would be 
generated using WHERECLAUSE = 'WHERE FieldName IN (''' + VARNAME + 
''')', and that string would be appended to the string 'SELECT ... 
FROM ...'
  In the original case rewritten as WHERE EMCLAS IN :HV, instead of 
the alluded HV='(''AID'')' [as inferred from "contains the 
parentheses], it must only HV='AID'.  Note: that is a simple string 
assignment, where the apostrophes are not required in the SQL 
statement, so it is just a normal string assignment.  Given the 
alluded attempt to include parentheses, what may become an issue, 
consider that also means... do *not* use HV=''AID''.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/systems/topic/sqlp/rbafywhere.htm
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/systems/topic/sqlp/rbafywhereexp.htm
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/systems/topic/sqlp/rbafymultiplewhere.htm
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/systems/topic/sqlp/rbafycomsrch.htm
Regards, Chuck
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