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Hello all,
I'm trying to build a sample app using Java Server Faces.  I am trying to
use a relational record list.  After completing the wizard to tie the
relational record list to a database, I run it on the server and only get
one record when I am expecting 6.

Here are the details
Using WDSc 5.1.2
Using WebSphere v5.1 Test environment

The SQL statement listed in the console looks like this.

SELECT LIB.PGMDOCPF.PDTYPCDE, LIB.PGMDOCPF.PDNAME, LIB.PGMDOCPF.PDLIB,
LIB.PGMDOCPF.PDUNIQUE, LIB.PGMDOCPF.PDCODE, LIB.PGMDOCPF.PDSEQ,
LIB.PGMDOCPF.PDINFO FROM LIB.PGMDOCPF WHERE ( PDTYPCDE = '*PROC' AND
PDUNIQUE = 1 AND PDCODE = 'NAME') ORDER BY PDLIB ASC, PDNAME ASC

The SQL statement looks legit.  When I modify the SQL statement to allow for
a larger record set, it comes back with the first instance of each unique
PDTYPCDE and PDCODE combination.

What am I overlooking?  Is there some setting that limits the list to the
first instance of each record with the keys I'm looking for?

Has anyone come across this issue?  


Michael J. Fasnacht
Wedding and Greeting Entrepreneurial Business
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