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I am using Scott's JDBCR programs to get data from our SQL server into an
RPG program. I have used this successfully before now I have a problem
with a null field in my WHERE statement. Is it possible to compare for
nulls? Is it possible to check for nulls in my process_flag field below?
I have tried '*Null' and 'is_null'
prepstm = JDBC_prepStmt(conn : 'SELECT * ' +
'FROM dbo.Error_File ' +
' WHERE (dbo.Error_File.Process_flag = ?)' );
If (prepstm = *NULL);
jdbc_close(conn);
return;
EndIf;
// Set SQL parameter values
JDBC_SetString(prepstm:1:'*NULL');
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