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This is from the DBGVIEW of a SQLRPGLE. The embedded SQL Statement is shown
commented out and then the generated code. You can see that the SQL
Statement has :C.GHRID but the generated SQL shows only GHRID. This really
screws up the program as you can imagine. Anyone seen this before?
145000 //* exec sql select plt into :plt
145100 //* from locplt00
145200 //* where rid=:c.ghrid and bld=:locrec.bld and
sec=:locrec.sec
145300 //* and ais=:locrec.ais and slt=:locrec.slt and
lvl=:locrec.lvl;
145300 SQL_00005 = GHRID;
145300 SQL_00006 = LOCREC.BLD;
145300 SQL_00007 = LOCREC.SEC;
145300 SQL_00008 = LOCREC.AIS;
145300 SQL_00009 = LOCREC.SLT;
145300 SQL_00010 = LOCREC.LVL;
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