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6.4

Get nextval from Oracle sequence

Zone: PowerBuilder Programming Language

Tags: oracle, sequence, nextval, get

Hi.

I need som help building a function retrieving values from different sequences (oracle)

//as_sequence is a string parameter f.ex FV_SP_MSG_MSG_STATE

ls_sql = "select " + as_sequence + ".nextval into :ll_id from dual"

EXECUTE IMMEDIATE :ls_sql using sqlca;

My problem is that the "nextval" from the sequence is not stored in the powerbuilder variable "ll_id"

This syntax works:
select FV_SP_MSG_MSG_STATE.nextval into :ll_id from dual;
but the sequence name need to be dynamic.

What am I doing wrong ??

//akj

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: dk_akj

Solution Provided By: gajender_99

Participating Experts: 3

Solution Grade: C

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