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Blank-Separated Lists
The following lists of an statement can still be specified with blanks as separators instead of commas, unless one of the strict modes of the syntax check applies from Release 7.40, SP05.
- In the statement SELECT.
- When columns or aggregation functions are specified in the SELECT list.
... ${col_spec1 $[AS a1$] col_spec2 $[AS a2$] ... $}
- When columns are specified after GROUP BY
... GROUP BY col1 col2 ...
- When columns are specified after ORDER BY
... ORDER BY ${col1$|a1$} $[ASCENDING$|DESCENDING$]
${col2$|a2$} $[ASCENDING$|DESCENDING$]
...
- In the statement UPDATE:
- When change expressions are specified after SET
... SET set_expression1 set_expression2 ...
These formats are obsolete. Lists should always be separated by commas.
Example
SELECT statement with comma-separated lists.
-
SELECT carrid connid
FROM spfli
INTO (carrid, connid)
WHERE carrid = carrid AND
connid = connid
ORDER BY carrid connid.
Recommended format with comma-separated lists, which force the use of the escape character @ before host variables.
-
SELECT carrid, connid
FROM spfli
WHERE carrid = @carrid AND
connid = @connid
ORDER BY carrid, connid
INTO (@carrid, @connid).
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