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On 14-Sep-2015 11:58 -0600, Koester, Michael wrote:
After getting the count
(select count(*) into :resultCount from...)
, and declaring and opening a cursor, I can successfully use
exec sql
fetch MyCursor for :resultCount rows
into :ArrayDS;
But there apparently are no shorter shortcuts.
FWiW: As two separate queries, what is explained in the quoted text
is suggestive of an apparent assumption being made, that the count from
the prior query should remain unchanging from the first to the second
query; i.e. unless the row-data is static since the completion of the
first query until the completion of the second query, the value of
resultCount may not be an accurate reflection of how many rows will be
available in the result-set of the second query.
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