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I'm trying to do the following but its not working. Can the "in" be used in
this fashion?
D tc s 8
D list s 5555
*inlr = *on;
tc = '3098002';
list = '904359,956835,964733';
exec sql update aafjie
set fld1 = :tc
where fld2 in (:list);
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