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it's the like... use a varying length field. The select (based on a fixed field POSTCAT) is for '7 Frank', then some number of characters (%), _THEN_ a specific number of blanks as specified by the fixed length field (the POSTCAT field). On Thu, 2006-01-26 at 10:16 -0500, Smith, Mike wrote: > I am having a problem with an embedded SQL statement. > I can run the following from STRSQL and it will return results. > SELECT SOSST, SOSH#, SOCTC from SRVOUT00 WHERE SOSAD like '7 Frank% > ' > > However, I am trying to run a Select into inside a program without > success. > Here is what I have > > C/EXEC SQL > C+ SELECT SOSST, SOSH#, SOCTC INTO :Street, :house, :city FROM > C+ SRVOUT00 WHERE SOSAD like :POSTCAT > C/END-EXEC > > After executing I receive a SQLCOD = 100 The value of :POSTCAT is > POSTCAT = '7 Frank% ' > > > Any ideas? > > > Michael Smith > iSeries.mySeries. >
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