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Hi Jay,--
try to use the SYSTOOLS.SPLITT table function - I think the syntax is:
where objname in (select element
from table(splitt(:l_objects, ‘,‘)))
but I’m not 100% sure - because I’m out of the office right now.
I used it several times in an application where I needed a „dynamic
parameter list“ - works AFAIK on 7.3 and later.
HTH
Daniel
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
Am 18.04.2023 um 18:34 schrieb Jay Vaughn <jeffersonvaughn@xxxxxxxxx>:my
I'm doing an embedded rpgle sql select on qsys2.object_statistics,
and
where clause contains...related questions.
where objname in (:l_objects)
l_objects = char(2048) and will contain a comma delimited string of
objects, just as sql "IN" would want to see... ie. 'OBJECT1', 'OBJECT2'
in debug it looks fine... I even tried (trim(:l_objects))
However when I run it, I get sqlcode 100.
But if I convert the thing to dynamic sql, i can get it to work.
(but I really don't want to have to do that)...
any suggestions to make it work without dynamic?
tia
Jay
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