As far as I know - SAVING clause is used when you want SELECT to return other
info than ID.
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As far as I know - SAVING clause is used when you want SELECT to return other
info than ID.
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Simon,
One issue that we have found with WinSvr2K8R2 is that when files are copied
from an untrusted source they are marked by the O/S as blocked. If you
select all of the files in Windows Explorer and look at the properties you
will see a Unblock button. There is also a way to unblock all
I've got files marked like this but since I have UAC turned off it is not a
problem.
Dan
On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 5:43 AM, Simon Verona si...@dmservices.co.ukwrote:
Thanks Dick..
That might be it ! I'll check it out
Simon
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Hi,
I use your way, the comile comand line is following:
jcompile ZFMM/ctest.c ZFMM/simple.c ZFMM/XVCHKXVERIFYPAYPWD.b -d -s ../
xllib/lib1.so
when i perform this command line, new error message is thrown as
follows
ZFMM/ctest.c:
ZFMM/simple.c:
../xllib/lib1.so.el: No such file or directory
what I'm trying to avoid is segmentation violation when millions records
are returned using EXECUTE SELECT... WITH ... RTNLIST ID.LIST in a routine
when I execute
~ --SELECT FBNK.ACCOUNT
1000 records selected
is the active select list kept in jbase's memory or is stored in some
temporary
Hi,
I try to comiple ctest.c and simple.c into libCFUNCTIONS.so,I perform
the comand line succcessfully as follows,
jcompile ctest.c simple.c -d -s libCFUNCTIONS.so
And then I compile CHKXVERIFYPAYPWD.b and link libCFUNCTIONS as
follows,
jcompile XVCHKXVERIFYPAYPWD.b -L. -l CFUNCTION
when i
Guys,
The simplest way I have found to do this is using the SQLSELECT.
(Use a cmd shell to redirect output).
You'll find some environment variables in the SQL documentation that control
the outputs in terms of headers, delimiters etc.
i.e.
CT DICT COMPANY
CC
001 A
002 0
On Monday, 25 June 2012 09:48:43 UTC-4, Kevin Powick wrote:
By using an EXECUTE statement, then processing the resulting list, you're
reading every record twice, taking a hit on performance.
I should have been clearer with the above statement. Every record in the
file isn't read twice.
