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Re: Pagination with PHP and DB2 (simple working example)

Just to save anyone else wasting time ...

Kelly has indeed provided a very useful example ... but I should point out that it appears to require the V5R4 and later OLAP additions to DB2 for i. I cannot access my V5R4 system today and so was testing on a V5R3 box. Doesn't work! Trolling the archives revealed that the problem is that ROWNUMBER() OVER() apparently wasn't part of the base product until V5R4.


Jon Paris

www.Partner400.com
www.SystemiDeveloper.com



On 4-Dec-09, at 4:44 AM, web400-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

This is certainly not the only way to paginate with DB2. I just thought
it might be useful to have a working example in the WEB400 archive.


The script assumes a DB2 file called MYLIB/MYEOP. The MYEOP file
contains four fields: EOPYEAR, EOPPRD, EOPBEGDT, EOPCLSDT.


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