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Embedded SQL Into RPG

This document discusses embedding SQL statements in RPG programs. It provides an overview of using embedded and dynamic SQL. Some key points covered include: - Embedded SQL eliminates the need for OPNQRYF and allows for multiple row processing, easier data manipulation, and enhanced sorting capabilities. - SQL source files have a .SQLRPGLE extension. SQL statements can be static or dynamic. - Dynamic SQL uses EXECUTE IMMEDIATE or PREPARE and EXECUTE and allows SQL statements to be constructed at runtime. - Cursors hold rows returned from a SELECT statement and allow for data manipulation on the result set. - Error handling uses the SQLCA data structure and SQLCODE and SQLSTATE fields

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Embedded SQL Into RPG

This document discusses embedding SQL statements in RPG programs. It provides an overview of using embedded and dynamic SQL. Some key points covered include: - Embedded SQL eliminates the need for OPNQRYF and allows for multiple row processing, easier data manipulation, and enhanced sorting capabilities. - SQL source files have a .SQLRPGLE extension. SQL statements can be static or dynamic. - Dynamic SQL uses EXECUTE IMMEDIATE or PREPARE and EXECUTE and allows SQL statements to be constructed at runtime. - Cursors hold rows returned from a SELECT statement and allow for data manipulation on the result set. - Error handling uses the SQLCA data structure and SQLCODE and SQLSTATE fields

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EMBEDDED SQL INTO RPG

Data Base Access coding choices


a)
b)

High-Level language
o READ/WRITE/UPDATE/CHAIN/UPDATE
o Embedded SQL in HLL programs
OPNQRYF

Note: Embedded SQL eliminates need for OPNQRYF and Logical


File

Why SQL in RPG?


1. Multiple row processing
2. Easy manipulation of data
3. BIFs are available (Column functions: SUM, AVG... Scalar
functions ABS, SIN.. Date functions)
4. Sorting possibilities are enhanced by sql
5. Can be easier to read and maintain
6. Query Optimizer tunes SQL based I/O
7. SQL can make code more portable

Note: SQL does not have user interface.

Source Type to embed SQL code in RPG is SQLRPG / SQLRPGLE

RPG

RPG

SQL

SQL
SOURCE

PGM

SOURCE

PREPROCESSOR

RPG

OBJECT

COMPILER

Compilation fails due to


Compilation fails due to
SQL Syntax Error
RPG Error

SQL Embedded types:1. Static statements


SQL statements known at compile time
2. Dynamic statements
SQL statements created on-the-fly during execution of
program

How to embed SQL statement in RPG III ?


C/EXEC SQL
C+

UPDATE

EMPMST

C+

SET EMPDEP = QQ

C+

WHERE EMPCDE = 250

C/END-EXEC
**Note
Only one SQL statement is allowed.

/EXEC SQL and END-EXEC are compiler directives

How to embed SQL statement in RPG IV?


EXEC SQL SET OPTION COMMIT = *NONE;
EXEC SQL UPDATE EMPMST SET EMPDEP = QQ
EMPCDE = 250;

WHERE

Host Variables
RPG program variables are used within SQL statements are
known as Host Variables.
Example:
C/EXEC SQL
C+ SET OPTION COMMIT=*NONE
C/END-EXEC
C/EXEC SQL
C+UPDATE STUMST
C+SET STUDEP = :DEPT
C+WHERE STUCDE = :CODE
C/END-EXEC

Embedded SELECT statement is different from the conventional


one.
SELECT INTO
1) Used to store only one row
2) INTO clause must list at least one host variable.
3) If no row is returned then SQL code 100 is returned.
Example

EXEC SQL SELECT STUCDE,STUNAM,STUDEP INTO


:STUCDE,:STUNAM,:STUDEP FROM STUMST WHERE
STUCDE=:STUCDE;

Dynamic SQL:
Construct SQL statement on the fly.(i.e when program runs)
Two methods of dynamic SQL are
1) EXECUTE IMMEDIATE
2) PTREPARE and EXECUTE
**Note:- Prepare takes extra time building statement but
execution runs faster.

Dynamic SQL using EXECUTE IMMEDIATE


DYNSQLSTMT = UPDATE STUDEP SET STUDEP =CIVIL WHERE
STUCDE=250 ; //Assign SQL statement to variable
EXEC SQL SET OPTION COMMIT=*NONE;
required

// Otherwise COMMIT is

EXEC SQL EXECUTE IMMEDIATE :DYNSQLSTMT ;


Dynamic SQL using PREPARE AND EXECUTE
DYNSQLSTMT = UPDATE STUDEP SET STUDEP =CIVIL WHERE
STUCDE=250 ; //Assign SQL statement to variable
EXEC SQL SET OPTION COMMIT=*NONE;
EXEC SQL PREPARE UPDSTU FROM :DYNSQLSTMT;

IF

(SQLCODE

< 0);

// SQL SYNTAX ERROR


ELSE;

// Part 1

EXEC SQL EXECUTE UPDSTU;


IF

//Part2

(SQLCODE = 100);

// NO RECORD FOUND
ELSE;

ENDIF;

PARAMETER MARKER
We can embed variable in Dynamic SQL statement using
parameter marker ?.

Example
DYNSQLSTMT=UPDATE STUDEP SET STUDEP = CIVIL WHERE
STUCDE=?;
EXEC SQL SET OPTION COMMIT=*NONE;
CODE = STUCDE // Might be coming from screen or incoming
parameter
EXEC SQL PREPARE UPDSTU FROM :DYNSQLSTMT;
IF (SQLCODE >= 0 );
EXEC SQL EXECUTE UPDSTU USING :CODE;
ENDIF;

SQL Error-handling
SQL run-time errors can be handled using SQLCDE and SQLSTT
fields.
These fields are sub fields are SQLCA data structure.
SQLCA is a special DS and it is automatically added by the
compiler when SQL code is compiled.

So no need define these fields in our program.


1) SQLCDE
SQLCODE
2)

In RPGIV

SQLSTT
SQLSTATE In RPGIV
SQL CODE
0
>0
<0

Description
No error
Warning
Severe Error

SQL STATE
00000
NOT 00000

Description
No error
Error

CURSOR

It is buffer to hold the rows (records) which are returned by


SELECT statement.
Is based on select statement only.
Allow us to data manipulation- a) AVG b) SUM
Declare as read only or updatable. Default is updatable.

CURSOR Programming steps


1) Declare cursor
2) Open cursor
3) Fetch record from cursor
4) Process the fetched row
5) Close the cursor

FETCH Position:
FETCH NEXT [FROM] cursorname INTO

........

NEXT (DEFAULT)
PRIOR
FIRST
BEFORE
(Before first row)
AFTER
(After last row)
CURRENT
(No change in position)
RELATIVE N (if N is Negative previous and Positive next)

Employee Report using SQLRPGLE:


F

EMPRPT O E

PRINTER

OFLIND(*IN99)

D EMPDS E DS
EXTNAME(EMPMST)
/FREE
WRITE HEADER;
WRITE COLHDG;
EXEC SQL
DECLARE EMPCURSOR
EMPMST
FOR READ ONLY;

CURSOR FOR SELECT

FROM

// Step 1

EXEC SQL OPEN EMPCURSOR;

// Step 2

EXEC SQL FETCH NEXT FROM EMPCURSOR INTO :EMPDS; //


Step 3
DOW (SQLCODE <> 100) ;
TOTEMP += 1;
TOTSAL +=

EMPSAL;

EXSR OVERFLOWSR;

// Handle overflow

WRITE DATA;
EXEC SQL FETCH NEXT FROM EMPCURSOR INTO :EMPDS;

ENDDO;
EXEC SQL CLOSE EMPUCURSOR; // Step 5
EXSR OVERFLOWSR;

// Handle overflow

WRITE TOTAL;
EXSR OVERFLOWSR;

// Handle overflow

WRITE FOOTER;
*INLR=*ON;
BEGSR
IF

OVERFLOWSR;

(*IN99 = *ON);
WRITE HEADER;
WRITE COLHDG;
*IN99 = *OFF;

ENDIF;
ENDSR;
/END-FREE

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