> Your choices are limited to
> 1. set and release base registers around the FETCH
> 2. use a SQLDA which looks like
> EXEC SQL FETCH SELECT-1
> USING DESCRIPTOR :SQLDA1
> or something but this requires that you build the SQLDA with the addresses
> and datatypes of the variables. See the DB2 manual
D] On
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Is there any way to convert to "baseless" code? I know of a way in
general, but I don't know what sort of code the EXEC SQL is generating.
We don't have DB2, so I cannot look at the generated code. Can you show
the HLASM expansion of the EXEC SQL? If there are a bunch of LA
instructions, you might
I've tried to send this twice but it hasn't appeared in the archive so I'm
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times. This is my last attempt. If it doesn't get through I'll give up.
I have an assembler program that accesses a DB2 table with 340 fields
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