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Sorry my fault, my prototype was incorrect. As I wasn't even getting past the precompiler, I didn't notice.



Hi all,

Having a problem trying to declare a result set DS for my sql Fetch.
The precompiler keeps giving 'variable yourResultSet not
defined or not usable'


To narrow things down, I changed the select to one field
only and hard-coded the receiver variable :

d myproc pi
D hadhno s 6 0

EXEC SQL
FETCH NEXT FROM C1 INTO : hadhno;

This compiles, but if I do :
D hadhno s LIKE (my_refvar)

I get the same message from the compiler.

I thought this was a bug that had been fixed. How am I going
to define a global ds that I can use as a receiver variable,
or a local ds based on a template that i can pass as a parameter?

Thanks
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