IBM AS/400 manual Using SQL Statements, DB2 UDB, Statements Calculation specification Start Your

Using SQL Statements

A*****************************************************************

A* DESCRIPTION: This			is the	DDS	for the physical file EMPMST.			*
A*	It	contains		one	record	format	called EMPREC.	*
A*	This		file contains one			record	for each employee *
A*	of	the company.						*

A*****************************************************************

A*

AR EMPREC

A	ENUM	5	0	TEXT('EMPLOYEE NUMBER')
A	ENAME	20		TEXT('EMPLOYEE NAME')
A	ETYPE	1		TEXT('EMPLOYEE TYPE')
A	EDEPT	3	0	TEXT('EMPLOYEE	DEPARTMENT')
A	ENHRS	3	1	TEXT('EMPLOYEE	NORMAL WEEK HOURS')

AK ENUM

Figure 29. DDS for EMPRPT

To create a program from this source use the CRTBNDRPG command, speci DFTACTGRP(*NO).

Using SQL Statements

The	DB2	UDB	for AS/400database can			be	accessed from	an	ILE RPG pro
by	embedding		SQL statements into your program source. Use the follow
enter your SQL			statements:
¹	Enter	your	SQL	statements	on the	Calculation specification
¹	Start	your	SQL	statements	using the		delimiter /EXEC SQL	in	positions 7-
	(with	the	/	in position	7)

¹You can start entering your SQL statements on the same line as the delimiter

¹

Use

the

continuation line

delimiter

(a

+

in

position 7)

to

continue

ments

on

any subsequent

lines

¹

Use

the

ending

delimiter

/END-EXEC in

positions

7-15

(with

the

slash

tion

7) to signal the end of your SQL statements.

Note: SQL

statements

cannot

go

past position

80

in

your

program.

Figure 30 on page 56 shows an example of embedded SQL statements.

Chapter 5. Entering Source Statements55