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bhagyadev
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Can anyone provide me a sample program to update a particular field in the History DB?
Thanks in Advance |
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expat
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1) Please do not ask for code without providing evidence that you have actually done something yourself.
2) Even if someone was kind / silly enough to do your work for you, do you honestly believe that you have given anyone nearly enough information. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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I echo Expat -- you 've not given enough information to get useful replies.
Insane in me says, DB can be Define Byte or Device Busy or Decibel or Database. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Well, to start with, please have a look on Sample COBOL dynamic SQL program. But a lot of things depend on how do you want your program to work. Use the link as skeleton and post us back with what you've coded and what problem you are facing, in case program does not work the way you need. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| Can anyone provide me a sample program to update a particular field in the History DB |
I suggest that someone in your very department has done exactly this (or some other table) on your system.
Is there some reason you do not use the existing code as a model and proceed from there?
Also, standard compile/bind processes already exist nd you should use them, not create your own. |
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