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On 25-Jun-2015 08:04 -0600, Smith, Mike wrote:
<<SNIP>>
EXEC SQL
Declare OLDCURS Cursor for
Select OANAME,OAUSR,OAOBJA, OAOPR,OAOMGT,OAEXS,
OAREAD,OAADD,OAUPD,OADLT
From AUTLDETLM
where OANAME not in(:autllist);
<<SNIP>>
Given followup replies, perhaps worth noting, the Host Variable
AutlList is a single character _value_ rather than a list [of values],
and thus the IN predicate serves as a *synonym* for an equal predicate
[same as an equivalence test using the = symbol\character]. The
:AUTLLIST does *not* serve as a means to provide a list of
comma-separated delimited values that would be interpreted by the SQL;
to do that, use dynamic SQL where the SELECT statement is a string and
the string of comma-separated asterisk-delimited values are appended
after the 'IN (' and closed by the ')' concatenated after.
FWiW the scenario might best be explained by an example, because what
is alluded makes little sense; e.g. if the Autl CMDQRY were deleted
since the prior quarter, there would already be no entries in the
Display Authorization List (DSPAUTL) output for the current quarter so
there would be no reason to remove those entries except if OUTMBR(xx
*ADD) was used, for which there are other unstated issues.
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