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I remember attending a course awhile ago where the instructor was teaching
about [I think] loading a page-at-a-time subfile with scrollable cursors.
I cannot seem to find any handouts or notes about that.
What I am trying to do is load a small [maybe 15 lines] subfile and allow
the user to press PageDn or PageUp to get the next or prior 15 rows based
on where the cursor currently resides.
I want to keep this in SQL [as opposed to Native] because the user can
specify filtering, which is incorporated into the DECLARE CURSOR
statement.
Does anyone know of any examples or URLs that can point me in the right
direction?
Thank you,
Doug
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