If there is no row in Emp table with Ename as Raghava and
you run the below queries in SPUFI.
1.select Ename from EMP wher Ename = 'raghava'
2.Select count(*) from EMP where Ename = 'raghava'
What is SQLCODE shown up in SPUFI
Answer Posted / krishna
2)when using count(*) it give always sql code 0 only
1)depending upone the rows if rows are their give 0
if not give 100
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