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Hi Experts, I'm busy to deveolpe some e-RPG programs that are using imbedded SQL (SQLRPGLE) to access the files. Now for some reason, somtimes the browser seems to do nothing and the RPG program...
Zones: AS400 ProgrammingDate Answered: 09/13/2005 Views: 0
Hi experts, I created an SQLRPGLE program that is creating som output, with a variable selection and sorting. The string it has build to execute the SQL is : SELECT * FROM ORDDTLS1 WHERE ODOR...
Zones: AS400 ProgrammingDate Answered: 03/03/2006 Views: 0
From our IVR, a call is made to SQLRPGLE program on AS400 via ODBC connection.  Within the SQLRPGLE program we chain to our client file using telephone number captured by IVR and passed in as param...
Zones: AS400 ProgrammingDate Answered: 01/13/2006 Views: 4
I want to make a data structure like in SQLRPGLE PGM: d wsfilea     e ds                  extname(filea)                     d wsfileb     e ds                  extname(fileb)                 ...
Zones: AS400 ProgrammingDate Answered: 10/09/2006 Views: 0
hi - if i want to delete a file where the file name is a variable what is correct sysntax? the code below doesn't work - thanks ps SNDSCRB005    is field name
Zones: OS Network Security, AS / 400, D...Date Answered: 12/15/2008 Views: 0
I would like to use an imbedded SQL statement within an AS400 SQLRPGLE program to retireve select records from a file that is named "Y.DPRMAS".  I continue to receive error message that "Object Qua...
Zones: AS400 Programming, SQL SyntaxDate Answered: 02/13/2009 Views: 0
Hello, We have one SQLRPGLE program in AS400 that has a Data Structure with several elements. The purpose of this program is to insert the values of data structure in a PF. Now in my program I s...
Zones: AS400 ProgrammingDate Answered: 05/19/2008 Views: 9
How Can i mention to select a particular Member ? i want to mention to mention to select a particular Member in the SQLRPGLE PGm , how can i do this without using OVRDBF (CL command) Thanks...
Zones: AS400 ProgrammingDate Answered: 11/13/2006 Views: 0
I have an SQLRPGLE application which calls a fairly simple SQL function for an update.  I noticed that the SQL function leaves the file open though, and this is problematic.  I included snippet bel...
Zones: DB2Date Answered: 07/30/2007 Views: 12
SYSTEMS   HOST:  AS400 DB@-400                TARGET:  UNIX Oracle MDM DB      I am trying to connect to a Electronic Data Warehouse DB on a UNIX server using embedded SQL statements within the S...
Zones: AS400 Programming, Unix S...Date Answered: 10/01/2008 Views: 0