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I like "views". Create one with "group by". Select * from VIEW.


On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 3:48 PM, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

My intention is to list transaction rows in order by item and then by
date, totaled by day. I would like to use a cursor. Every variation I can
think of fails. Here is where I am at:

exec sql declare C1 cursor for // for Days
select *
from FILEA
where ITEM = :wsqlITEM
group by ITEM, DATE
order by ITEM, DATE;

Without the "group by" it works. The result is a tad too many pages, but
it works.


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