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abcd.us786
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will cursors work with SPUFI !!!!
if yes plz give an example code! |
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guptae
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Hi There,
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| will cursors work with SPUFI !!!! |
What do u mean by that we use cursor in our program to handle multiple record o/p but in spufi it will give u file output so there is no need to give cursor there u can directly give ur select query no matter how many record are o/p
Hope it will helpful |
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ofer71
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Why can't you simply try it?
O. |
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William Thompson
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Hi,
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| we use cursor in our program to handle multiple record o/p but in spufi it will give u file output so there is no need to give cursor there |
Huh, I always thought cursors were input?
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Bill |
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guptae
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Hi Bill,
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| What do u mean by that we use cursor in our program to handle multiple record o/p but in spufi it will give u file output so there is no need to give cursor there u can directly give ur select query no matter how many record are o/p |
I specify that we used to give cursor in our program when we are expecting more than one row as o/p & we want to process all the records
Hope i made myself clear enough |
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William Thompson
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Hi,
Oh, yes, I understand now. My mistake was I thought o/p was from the program while you meant from the select..... 
Bill
Ekta? Could you help me understand sooner by using a little more punctuation or maybe a new line for each thought or statement?
Thanks you very much for responding to my confusion,
Bill (again ) |
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