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    RPG World Fall 2005 Conference in Cleveland

    All were very good but I probably enjoyed Paul the most. To keep this from becoming just a personal correspondance, I would highly recommend RPG World for any level of RPG developer. Not only were the sessions very good but we got to spend time in Q & A and networking with some of the very best...
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    RPG World Fall 2005 Conference in Cleveland

    Were you wearing a Chiefs shirt one day? I thought the conference was very good. I learned quite a bit. How about you? Kyle
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    RPG World Fall 2005 Conference in Cleveland

    Sorry but you missed it this time - it ended today. www.rpgworld.com Kyle
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    RPG World Fall 2005 Conference in Cleveland

    Say hello if you bump into me! Kyle
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    RPG World Fall 2005 Conference in Cleveland

    I'm coming from Richmond, VA. I take it you will be attending? Kyle
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    SIMPLE SQL EXAMPLE

    Ronze, I did not mean to imply that you not use RPGLE. I was suggesting that you work out the format of your sql statement prior to putting it in your program. Having said that, perhaps I did not fully understand your situation. If you need to retrieve one record at a time from file01 and...
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    SIMPLE SQL EXAMPLE

    If I understand what you want to do (update file01 from a value found in file02) you don't really need a cursor. Try a single sql statement like this: INSERT INTO FILE01 (MYCHAR) SELECT MYCHAR FROM FILE02 WHERE MYCHAR LIKE 'M%' If you type "strsql" from a command line and type "insert" and...
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    call a subroutine from within a subprocedure

    I'm not sure it would be considered good style but it works fine. I write almost exclusivly in /free now but embedded SQL requires fixed-type specs. Rather than drop in and out of /free, I exsr from /free and place my fixed code in the subroutine. Kyle
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    call a subroutine from within a subprocedure

    If I understand your question to be: Can a subprocedure contain subroutines? Sure; no problem.
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    Passing a array value from a ILE procedure.

    I've just recently started passing pointers. Seems to work very well. If this is not familiar to you, there is an excellent tutorial at http://www.scottklement.com/rpg/pointers.html
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    comma-delimited as400 file

    Copy To Import File (CPYTOIMPF) will allow you to specify a CSV output format.
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    Okay... I am curious

    I on three lists: RPG Midrange WDSc
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    SIMPLE SQL EXAMPLE

    <code> ***************************************************************** * Program name: EAf20R150 * * Program objective: send email to sale reps for previously faxed * EA Select customer welcome letter * * Creation date...
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    SIMPLE SQL EXAMPLE

    First thing is that you do not need the f-spec for the PF. Second, when you want to loop through a set of records, you load a cursor ( temporary result set) and then fetch one record at a time from the cusor for your report processing. I will post a short example later.

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