I think I remember someone on this list suggesting that if you are using a
cursor, you are probably doing it wrong. So, I was wondering how one
might avoid using cursors in this simple example. Thanks.
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RE: Simple report pgm using embedded SQL
Why not use QM query? It accepts variables and has output option of
*PRINT.
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Subject: Re: Simple report pgm using embedded SQL
My apologies, perhaps I should have been more specific. I want to PRINT a
report just listing data in a file. Thanks.
Michael Kirkpatrick
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