Ooops, sorry, I included the error-message, directly from winsql, through ODBC.
Well I am getting the Native Error -5015, Missing Keyword: OF Because our application, which we port from Adabas to SAPDB, uses this clause without [OF <column_name>,...], we do have problems. Regards Thomas Zabach, Elke (31.05.2002 15:13): >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> I have a problem with the "for update" clause. >> >> In the Doc's I have read: >> <update_clause> ::= FOR UPDATE [OF <column_name>,...] >> >> So in my opinion, the [OF <column_name>,...] might be omitted >> in a select. >> >> But we have problem with queries, omitting the OF..... >> >> >> For example: >> >> The statement >> >> select * from proxy for update >> >> produces: >> >> >> >> >> So am I wrong ?? > > >Mhm, what does your statement produce? It was not written in the mail. >If you are in ODBC, the OF is mandatory, even if no column name is given. >It's ODBC-definition we have to be compliant with. > >Elke >SAP Labs Berlin _______________________________________________ sapdb.general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general
