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We are a fresh new customer of IBI and we have an issue i am not able to figure out yet.
We have indexed character fields that are right justified in our DB2 tables, we'd like to parm those fields in a report but avoid the user adding the spaces. The LJust command causes the program to halt since i lose my indexing, and lookup tables take too long to load. We're looking for functionality to do this before sending into the where clause.
Hope i explained clear enought. We're on WF 7.6.10 on an Iseries server.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Joe Beydoun,
version 8202M Reporting Server on Windows Server using DB2 Connect to access data from iseries.
Doing a define does the computation on every field in the file before reaching the where clause, on a 27m record file, it completely slows the report down.
Thanks.
version 8202M Reporting Server on Windows Server using DB2 Connect to access data from iseries.
Dan and Danny, thanks for the responses, but the issue was resolved using this code since the Parm Lenght function only returned the lenght of characters i typed:
-SET &ITEM = RJUST 10,&ITEM ' ','A10');
I'll take different suggestions if they're available, but i'll call this issue resolved.
version 8202M Reporting Server on Windows Server using DB2 Connect to access data from iseries.