Re: Some 4GL and SQL problems

My mistake , in fact with SQL / dbinfo you access sqlerrd[1] but when using 4GL it is sqlerrd[2] , would be nice if they kept it consistant ......... mm Mariusz Malogrosz <mariuszm@tecsys.com> wrote in article <01bebc2f$403a4d00$d03c0a0a@mariusz>... > Just a note on what I think is a typing mistake ............ > > it is sqlca.sqlerrd[2] which contains the serial value > > Mariusz > > Art S. Kagel <kagel@bloomberg.net> wrote in article > <376807C7.F2CFA83A@bloomberg.net>... > > neil_smith@my-deja.com wrote: > > > > ................ > > > > OK Here is another Oraclese misunderstanding. Informix returns the > > serial number it assigns to the row just inserted in the sqlca > > structure that is set after ANY SQL command. The field > > sqlca.sqlerrd[1] contains the serial number and you can use it to > > > > ................ >