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    This document provides a sample program to illustrate how to use multi-row fetch to retrieve multiple rows from a cursor in one fetch. The program declares two cursors, opens the first cursor, performs a fetch that retrieves up to 1000 rows at a time into an array, processes the rows, and repeats the fetch until all rows are retrieved. It then closes the cursors and ends the program.

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    How to work on Multi-row-fetch concepts - Just a sample .

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    This document provides a sample program to illustrate how to use multi-row fetch to retrieve multiple rows from a cursor in one fetch. The program declares two cursors, opens the first cursor, performs a fetch that retrieves up to 1000 rows at a time into an array, processes the rows, and repeats the fetch until all rows are retrieved. It then closes the cursors and ends the program.

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    This document provides a sample program to illustrate how to use multi-row fetch to retrieve multiple rows from a cursor in one fetch. The program declares two cursors, opens the first cursor, performs a fetch that retrieves up to 1000 rows at a time into an array, processes the rows, and repeats the fetch until all rows are retrieved. It then closes the cursors and ends the program.

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    Sample program to show how we need to code a cursor using MULTI-ROW-FETCH Concept.

    Note: This is just a small illustration, to show that we can use MULTI-ROW-FETCH Concept
    to fetch more rows and process them in the program . For more details on this please refer
    the IBM DB2 books.

    Please take a look at the validation done when the fetch is performed. Very Important......

    IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
    PROGRAM-ID. SAMPLE3.
    ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
    DATA DIVISION.
    WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
    01 WS-COUNT PIC 9(10) VALUE ZERO.
    01 WS-EOF-CUR1 PIC X(1).
    88 EOF-CUR1 VALUE 'N'.
    01 WS-EOF-CUR2 PIC X(1).
    88 EOF-CUR2 VALUE 'N'.
    01 WS-F-DATA.
    05 WS-GRP-CLIENT-AGN PIC S9(09) COMP OCCURS 1000 TIMES.
    05 WS-FULL-GROUP-NO PIC X(18) OCCURS 1000 TIMES.
    05 WS-CLT-GROUP-EFF-DATE PIC X(10) OCCURS 1000 TIMES.
    EXEC SQL INCLUDE SQLCA END-EXEC.
    EXEC SQL INCLUDE CBMCLT00 END-EXEC.
    EXEC SQL INCLUDE CBMCPO00 END-EXEC.

    EXEC SQL
    DECLARE JD-SUP-CUR1 CURSOR WITH ROWSET POSITIONING FOR
    SELECT A.CLIENT_AGN
    ,A.OPERATIONAL_ID
    ,A.EFF_DTE
    FROM CBMCLT00 A
    WHERE A.CLIENT_AGN IN
    (SELECT C.CLIENT_AGN_ID
    FROM CBMCPO00 C
    WHERE C.ACSTR_CLNT_AGN_ID = 4920002
    AND C.HIERARCHY_ID = 2800
    AND C.GENERATION_RNK = 6
    AND C.END_DTE = '2999-12-31')
    AND A.CLIENT_TYPE_CDE = 'GR'
    AND A.ROW_DEL_TMS > CURRENT TIMESTAMP
    AND A.END_DTE >= CURRENT DATE
    ORDER BY A.OPERATIONAL_ID, A.EFF_DTE DESC
    END-EXEC.
    *****
    PROCEDURE DIVISION.
    *******************
    0000-MAIN-CONTROL.
    *******************
    EXEC SQL
    OPEN JD-SUP-CUR1
    END-EXEC.
    DISPLAY 'OPEN SUCC'.
    PERFORM 0001-FETCH-PARA UNTIL EOF-CUR1 OR EOF-CUR2.
    DISPLAY 'NO OF ENTITIES FETCHED : ' WS-COUNT
    EXEC SQL
    CLOSE JD-SUP-CUR1
    END-EXEC.
    DISPLAY 'CLOSE SUCC'.
    GOBACK.
    *******************
    0001-FETCH-PARA.

    INITIALIZE WS-F-DATA.

    EXEC SQL
    FETCH NEXT ROWSET JD-SUP-CUR1 FOR 1000 ROWS
    INTO :WS-GRP-CLIENT-AGN
    ,:WS-FULL-GROUP-NO
    ,:WS-CLT-GROUP-EFF-DATE
    END-EXEC

    EVALUATE TRUE
    WHEN ((SQLCODE=100 OR SQLCODE=0) AND SQLERRD(3) > 0)
    ADD SQLERRD(3) TO WS-COUNT
    WHEN SQLCODE=100 AND SQLERRD(3) = 0
    SET EOF-CUR1 TO TRUE
    WHEN OTHER
    MOVE SQLCODE TO SQLCDE
    DISPLAY 'SQLCODE=' SQLCDE
    SET EOF-CUR2 TO TRUE
    END-EVALUATE.

    0001-EXIT.
    EXIT.

    Below are few of my other documents :

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    http://www.scribd.com/doc/24006897/SDF-II-TOOL-2

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    http://www.scribd.com/doc/24006883/Scroll-Cursors-2

    HOW TO CREATE DATABASE IN ADABAS


    http://www.scribd.com/doc/39059895/Adabas-Database

    HOW TO CREATE DDM IN NATURAL-ADABAS


    http://www.scribd.com/doc/39059971/DDM

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