Joe Sansalone 6 Posted July 1, 2022 Hi, I'm writing a stored procedure to get a list of records AND replace some of those records with other records IF they have an "override" - which is indicated by other columns. When I use the stored procedure it correctly REMOVES the record that has an override BUT does not replace it with its override record. This indicates that I'm not writing the correct code to get new record and then Suspend to return that record. Below is my stored procedure .... Does anybody see the problem? Joe ALTER PROCEDURE OVERRIDE_LIST RETURNS ( ID NUMERIC(18, 0), DBID INTEGER, TABLENAME VARCHAR(15), DIMNAME VARCHAR(20), DIMVALUE VARCHAR(30), RECNO INTEGER, DATA BLOB SUB_TYPE 0 SEGMENT SIZE 1024, TEXT BLOB SUB_TYPE TEXT SEGMENT SIZE 80, REFID NUMERIC(18, 0), ISROOT BOOLEAN ) AS declare variable I NUMERIC(18, 0); declare variable R NUMERIC(18, 0); begin For select ID, DBID, TABLENAME, DIMNAME, DIMVALUE, RECNO, DATA, TEXT, REFID, ISROOT From DN into :ID, :DBID, :TABLENAME, :DIMNAME, :DIMVALUE, :RECNO, :DATA, :TEXT, :REFID, :ISROOT Do begin i = :ID; R = 0; execute procedure Override :i Returning_Values :R; if (:R is not null) then begin for select ID, DBID, TABLENAME, DIMNAME, DIMVALUE, RECNO, DATA, TEXT, REFID, ISROOT From DN where ID = :R into :ID, :DBID, :TABLENAME, :DIMNAME, :DIMVALUE, :RECNO, :DATA, :TEXT, :REFID, :ISROOT do Suspend; end else Suspend; end end^ Share this post Link to post
Joe Sansalone 6 Posted July 1, 2022 My mistake. I was using the Stored Proc with a where clause which was NOT including the replaced records. Ignore. Share this post Link to post