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How about OPNQRYF followed by RCVF?


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Envoyé : vendredi 6 août 2010 14:02
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Objet : WG: Running SQL statement from CLP or CLLE





Von: Bernd Dworrak
Gesendet: Freitag, 6. August 2010 07:24
An: 'rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx'
Betreff: Running SQL statement from CLP or CLLE



Hello,

I'm not sure whether this is the right forum to ask the
following question but I try.

I have a CLP in which I want to get information from a file.

As the file is quite big I do not want to get the info from
it by RCVF command because it could take a lot of time to get
the information back.

MYFILE1 is a keyed file with MYFIELD1,.2,.3,.4 as unique key.

Of course I could call a RPG program from the CLP to get the
requested info returned by a parameter, but why not getting
it by a single "SELECT" statement?

The point is, that I want to do it like this: "SELECT MYFIELDx FROM
MYLIB/MYFILE1 WHERE MYFIELD1 = &PARM1 AND MYFIELD2 = &PARM2
AND MYFIELD3 = &PARM3 AND MYFIELD4 = &PARM4 ".

I haven't found any info or examples yet.

Maybe one of you know how to do it best or has another brilliant idea.

Thanx in advance

Bernd



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