On Tue, Feb 09, 1999 at 10:14:26AM +0100, Zeugswetter Andreas IZ5 wrote:
>
> free is the opposite to prepare, a statement stays prepared until free is
> called.
> This will release all associated resources. In my Informix manual it sais,
> that
> it will not affect an already declared cursor on this statement.
>
> exec sql prepare d_id from :stmt;
> ....
> exec sql free d_id;
Oh, that's easy. :-) I already have it with the standard syntax 'exec sql
deallocate prepare'.
> > exec sql alloc
>
> All I find for this is:
> exec sql allocate descriptor :descname [with max :colmax];
> allocates memory for a system descriptor area (sqlca) for a maximum of
> colmax columns (default 100) for use with a describe statement.
Guess this has to wait some more.
Michael
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