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    Question Anatomy Of A Static Query

    Okay thanks that's helped. It was the point about the index keys for required records being read one at a time, retrieve the record, next index key etc . As opposed to read all the index keys first and now start retrieving one record after the other. Thx
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    Question Anatomy Of A Static Query

    So on iteration 2 of the for each loop, in this example, it implies that the index blocks still have to be examined for all the other records in the match..... Is that correct? And at this point on iteration 2, the only records that have been requested to be available in the buffer pool are...
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    Question Anatomy Of A Static Query

    Hi this is a very basic question and I should know this, but I can't see the clear answer in any manual I have read. Take a fairly simple static query in the 4GL. This was from the sports2000 db. FOR EACH Customer WHERE comments CONTAINS "hold" NO-LOCK: /* Point A */ END. Now lets...
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    Question Can WRITE-XML set attributes on the outermost node (the prodataset)

    Okay thanks. I can do most of what is needed with WRITE-XML, just not this part. So will try SAX-WRITER.
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    Question Can WRITE-XML set attributes on the outermost node (the prodataset)

    I can make it do most of what is needed, just this one has got me stuck. Will try the SAX WRITER method. Thanks
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    Question Can WRITE-XML set attributes on the outermost node (the prodataset)

    Hi Using 10.2B06, I am using a ProDataset to build up my data, then using WRITE-XML to write the file. The customer wants the XML to have an attribute on the outermost tag, but this is my ProDataset so not sure how I can do that. e.g. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <data...
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