ADELIA |
VADELIA |
SADELIA |
WADELIA |
MADELIA |
(I/B) |
(I/B) (S) |
(B) (S) |
(I/B) (S) |
(I) (S) |
Warning: In the case of ADELIA programs, this instruction is only compatible with the RPG generator.
Section for use
All
Syntax
OPEN_SQL_C CursorName WithParameters
WithParameters |
Þ |
None | WITH SeriesVarId |
Description
This instruction opens the cursor CursorName.
You must open a cursor declared with the CURSOR instruction before being able to read it.
The parameter WITH is only authorised if the cursor is dynamic: corresponding to SQL USING, it indicates the host variables which will substitute the "?" contained in the request variable. The advantage over directly putting the parameter values in the dynamically constructed request is that it simplifies the code writing, but it also ensures better execution performance if the cursor is executed several times with different substitution values.
After this instruction has been run, it is possible to test the SQL return code with the *SQLCODE reserved word.
Example
* Declaration of a cursor in the DECL PGM section (Visual Adelia syntax):
CURSOR CURS_CUST_COUNTRY CUSTOMER *COND(CCUST_COUNTRY = :ZCOUNT_NAME)
* Cursor is opened, matching records are read and inserted
* into the graphical list CUST_LST
CLEAR_LST CUST_LST:LIST
OPEN_SQL_C CURS_CUST_COUNTRY
READ_NX_SQL_C CURS_CUST_COUNTRY
DO_WHILE *SQLCODE = *NORMAL
PRESENT CUSTOMER
INSERT_ELT CUST_LST:LIST
READ_NX_SQL_C CURS_CUST_COUNTRY
REDO
CLOSE_SQL_C CURS_CUST_COUNTRY
* Dynamic cursor with use of WITH
DYN_CURS:REQUEST CURSOR
REQUEST = 'select CNOM_CLI from COMMERCIAL.CLIENTS where CCITY = ?'
WCITY 'PARIS' ??
OPEN_SQL_C DYN_CURS WITH WCITY