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Re: [sqr-users] WEIRD SQL STATEMENTS
Jim - Thanks - I thought it might be platform specific. I'll modify it for
my database.
Thanks,
Russ Wulfson
Jim Wyant
<wyantj@yahoo.com To: sqr-users@sqrug.org
> cc:
Sent by: Subject: Re: [sqr-users] WEIRD
SQL STATEMENTS
sqr-users-admin@s
qrug.org
01/02/2003 03:35
PM
Please respond to
sqr-users
I believe the slashes are for DB2 specific dynamic SQL and the "with"
references an index.
Jim
--- rwulfson@bost.com wrote:
> I have an sqr that was provided to me from another company - via a
> new
> employee, who is now on vacation. So I can't ask him about it. It
> contains
> some syntax that I've never seen. I was wondering if anyone knows
> what
> this refers to:
> It looks like a form of dynamic sql, but I've never seen the slashes
> used
> this way or the "with" clause????
>
> FROM \$recname\
> WHERE \$fieldname\ IN (\$Search_String\)
> WITH UR
>
> Thanks,
>
> Russ Wulfson
>
>
>
>
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