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Answer by BobC for COBOL cursor Using IN operator in the WHERE clause
The best approach in my opinion is to create a table to put your 4 digit numbers in and then simply do a join to this table. It's likely to be easier and better performing, as the optimizer will have a...
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The problem is that this statement:HIT.SYS_TX IN (:WS-CLIENT-NOS)is really equivalent to:HIT.SYS_TX = :WS-CLIENT-NOSInstead, you can use like or regular expressions::WS-CLIENT-NOS '%,' || HIT.SYS_TX ||...
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I have an issue that I can't seem to figure out and wonder if it is a limitation in the environment, or something simple I haven't thought of.I am running in AIX, using Microfocus Cobol with imbedded...
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