How can i change the below code in SQL to cobol/400? EXEC SQL SELECT COUNT(*) I

How can i change the below code in SQL to cobol/400?
EXEC SQL SELECT COUNT(*) INTO : WS-COUNT FROM Db file
WHERE Field 1 = : WS-VAR AND
Field 2 = : WS-USERID
END-EXEC

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How can i change the below code in SQL to cobol/400? EXEC SQL SELECT COUNT(*) INTO : WS-COUNT FROM ..

Answer / mithun paul

1. Start the DB file with field1 and field2.
2. Read the DB file next record and increase the counter
value.
3. End the process, when end of file reached.

Mithun Paul
KMG Infotech Ltd., Kolkata

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How can i change the below code in SQL to cobol/400? EXEC SQL SELECT COUNT(*) INTO : WS-COUNT FROM ..

Answer / srinivas

Declare below three variables in working storage section.

77 WS-COUNT PIC 99. VALUE ZEROS.
77 WS-VAR PIC X(10) VALUE "WELCOME".
77 WS-USERID PIC x(5) VALUE "AAAAA".
Decalre one indicator for end of file.
04 EOF-DB-FILE PIC X VALUE "N".
88 EOF-DB-FILE VALUE "Y".
Read each record from input file(Db file) and increase
count if the conditions are satisfied.
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
OPEN INPUT DB-FILE.
READ Db-file
AT END MOVE "Y" TO EOF-DB-FILE
GO TO 1000-EXIT.
IF FIELD1 = WS-VAR AND FIELD2 = WS-USERID
ADD 1 TO WS-COUNT
END-IF
GO TO 1000-EXIT.
DISPLAY WS-COUNT
CLOSE DB-FILE.
STOP RUN.

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