Hi, i got a problem, I'm declaring a cursor indexing 2 tables with a select *, ending with a update for.
After the fetch of the cursor, i need to update one camp from table 1 with another from table 2 and im doin' it like :
EXEC SQL
UPDATE OQCV0001
SET camp 1 = camp 2
WHERE CURRENT OF CRS1
END-EXEC.
Note: camp 1 and camp 2 are not the real variables
The problem here is that the views of both tables are not indexed to the table, without having the pointer to the table it assums that the camp 2 (from table 2) is from table one, giving error.
Can anyone help me one this?
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Your CURSOR selected camp-2, the FETCH placed the value of camp-2 into a host variable. modify your SET in the UPDATE SQL to have the source field the host variable, not the table column.
Dick Brenholtz
JCL, SQL and code in programs have an irritating habit of doing what you say,
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