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akodakka
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Hi All
I have a input variable XXXX-A PIC S9(9)V9(2).
I want to use this variable in my SQL query so in order to use it an host variable i declared a working storage variable
WS-XXXXX-A PIC S9(9)v9(2) COMP-3
then
MOVE XXXX-A TO WS-XXXXX-A
exec sql
select from
where WS-XXXXX-A = COULUM
en-exec
Is there any mistake in am doing this |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| depends on the data type of the column. |
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akodakka
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Hi
My coulum data type is decimal
and the dclegen am rtreving is PIC S9(8)V9(2) COMP-3 |
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Kjeld
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| akodakka wrote: |
Hi All
I have a input variable XXXX-A PIC S9(9)V9(2).
I want to use this variable in my SQL query so in order to use it an host variable i declared a working storage variable
WS-XXXXX-A PIC S9(9)v9(2) COMP-3
then
MOVE XXXX-A TO WS-XXXXX-A
exec sql
select from
where WS-XXXXX-A = COULUM
en-exec
Is there any mistake in am doing this |
You should post source code using BBCode tags, to enhance readability. An do preceede your host variable name with a colon in sql:
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exec sql
select from
where :WS-XXXXX-A = COULUM
en-exec
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akodakka
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| Hi i am using proper colons.. |
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Kjeld
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Ok, then go ahead and program your SQL.
It is good practice to include the DCLGEN structure for the accessed tables in your program and use the host language definitions of columns as host variables, instead of defining your own working storage elements. |
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