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<Navin>
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Hi all,

Is that possible to get a sql column as a table header in a report

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SQL SQLORA

SELECT 'ABC' A , 'DEF' B FROM DUAL;

TABLE FILE SQLOUT
PRINT
A AS B
END

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My output should be like ,

DEF
ABC

not like

B
ABC


Thanks
Naveen.

WF 7.1.6
 
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TexasStingray
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Navin, If B is always the same you could do something like this
SQL SQLORA

SELECT 'ABC' A , 'DEF' B FROM DUAL;

TABLE FILE SQLOUT
PRINT
A
B
ON TABLE HOLD AS HOLD1 FORMAT ALPHA
END
-RUN
-READ HOLD1 &A.xx. &B.xx. 
-* Fill in the xx's with the correct field length.
TABLE FILE HOLD1
PRINT A AS '&B'
END


This will only work if the title of B does not change. And a bigger concern is not you have to process the result set twice. A better option is just to do the SQL and -READ against 1 recordset and then plug in your sql and table file SQLOUT and set the as to &B. Just some words for thought seeing how no one else responded to your question.




Scott

 
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