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and after that several time doing things like DEFINE HO dd/a3= .... END TABLE FILE HO PRINT * WHERE XX EQ 1 END
DEFINE HO dd/a3= .... END TABLE FILE HO PRINT * WHERE XX EQ 6 END
etc.
When I look on log, it is showing me that WF runs select that I wrote to extract file HO each time when I do TABLE FILE HO. Each time this select goes with additional consitionsl like XX=1 or XX=6 etc.
Is it normal? Do I need to do imidiately after SQL extract something like TABLE FILE HO PRINT * ON TABLE HOLD AS HO2 END
and then use HO2 doing all necessary transformations?This message has been edited. Last edited by: <Kathryn Henning>,
A SQL passthru will run everytime you run that fex file. I think what you are trying to accomplish is to create a permanent hold file where you take your SQL passthru, run it and then save the subsequent table so you can use it in other fexes, such as...
ENGINE SQLORA SET DEFAULT_CONNECTION <databasename>
SQL SQLORA PREPARE SQLOUT FOR
SELECT
<whatever your SQL code is>
END
APP HOLD <name of folder on app server where you want to store the table>
TABLEF FILE SQLOUT
PRINT
<WF code here, this will be the structure and fields of the table you save>
END
APP HOLD
Hopefully this helps
WebFOCUS App Studio 8.2.02 Windows 7, All Outputs
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