In this example, a cursor was defined for the CORPDATA.EMPLOYEE table to select all rows where the WORKDEPT column equals 'D11'. The result table contains eight rows. The DECLARE CURSOR and OPEN statements do not have any special syntax when they are used with a multiple-row FETCH stateme...
close cursor-x end-exec While stranded on information super highway Frank Swarbrick wrote: Is there a way to do a multi-row fetch in to a COBOL table with DB2/LUW? Apparently the following is supported in z/OS, but not LUW (or at least I couldn't get it to work): > WORKING-STOR...