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resultset = query ("select * from A") for(resultset.next()) { resultset2 = query("select z from B where C="+resultset.getField("X")) }
Can anything similar be done or does everything have to do done with joins and hold files?
I've been using WF a long time, but half the time I can't get it to do what I need, especially when the CARDEX has to be involved. Because that file is so big it doesn't really make sense (to me) to create a hold file. A subquery is much quicker, but it doesn't seem to be possible in WF.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,
WebFOCUS 7.6.9 Windows all output (Excel, HTML, PDF)
WebFOCUS also has the WHERE syntax: WHERE [NOT] field IN FILE fileid, but this syntax does require the use a HOLD file, which does have a size limit. Joins with hold files and MATCH FILE logic are the other methods for performing subquery-type of extracts in WebFOCUS. Unfortunately, these methods tend to be inefficient or even impossible with large amounts of data.
Finally, you can use the WebFOCUS SQL pass-thru facility to create SQL statements, including sub-selects, pass the SQL code directly to the DB, and return the answer set to a WebFOCUS hold file for further processing and/or reporting.
WebFOCUS 7.7.05
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