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** SOURCE FILE NAME: tbsel.sqC
**
** SAMPLE: How to select from each of: insert, update, delete.
**
** CREATING TABLES FOR THIS SAMPLE (Must be done prior to compiling/running
** the sample):
** Enter "tbselinit" while in the samples\cpp directory to create the
** tables used by this sample. The tbselinit script (UNIX and Linux) or
** tbselinit.bat batch file (Windows) connects to the databse, runs
** tbseldrop.db2 to drop the tables if they previously existed, runs
** tbselcreate.db2 which creates the sample tables, then disconnects from
** the database. Note that this is done automatically when you build the
** client application "spclient" using the appropriate "make" utility for
** your Operating System, and use the "makefile" provided with these
** samples.
**
** SQL STATEMENTS USED:
** INCLUDE
** CREATE TABLE
** INSERT
** SELECT FROM INSERT
** SELECT FROM UPDATE
** SELECT FROM DELETE
** PREPARE
** DROP TABLE
**
**
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**
** For more information on the sample programs, see the README file.
**
** For information on developing embedded SQL applications see the Developing Embedded SQL Applications book.
**
** For information on using SQL statements, see the SQL Reference.
**
** For the latest information on programming, compiling, and running DB2
** applications, visit the DB2 Information Center at
** http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/db2luw/v9r7/index.jsp
****************************************************************************/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sqlenv.h>
#include <sqlutil.h>
#include "utilemb.h"
#if ((__cplusplus >= 199711L) && !defined DB2HP && !defined DB2AIX) || \
(DB2LINUX && (__LP64__ || (__GNUC__ >= 3)) )
#include <iomanip>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
#else
#include<iomanip.h>
#include <iostream.h>
#endif
EXEC SQL INCLUDE SQLCA;
EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
short id; // Employee's ID
short department; // Employee's department
short years; // Number of years employee has worked with the
// company
short new_id; // Employee's new ID when they switch companies
char strStmt[512]; // SQL statement to be executed
char name[10]; // Employee's name
char job[6]; // Employee's job title
char benefits[50]; // Employee's benefits
double salary; // Employee's current salary
double old_salary; // Employee's old salary
EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION;
class TbSel
{
public:
int Insert();
int Buy_Company();
int Print();
int Drop();
};
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
int rc = 0;
CmdLineArgs check;
TbSel sudi;
DbEmb db;
// Check the command line arguments.
rc = check.CmdLineArgsCheck1(argc, argv, db);
if (rc != 0)
return rc;
cout << "\nTHIS EXAMPLE SHOWS HOW TO SELECT FROM EACH OF: " <<
"INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE.\n" << endl;
// Connect to database.
rc = db.Connect();
if (rc != 0)
return rc;
rc = sudi.Insert();
rc = sudi.Print();
rc = sudi.Buy_Company();
rc = sudi.Print();
rc = sudi.Drop();
// Disconnect from database.
rc = db.Disconnect();
return rc;
} // Main
// The Insert function populates the tables used by this sample.
int TbSel::Insert()
{
int rc = 0;
/* Please see tbselcreate.db2 for the table definitions.
The context for this sample is that of a Company B taking over
a Company A. This sample illustrates how company B incorporates
data from table company_b into table company_a.
*/
cout << "\nINSERT INTO company_a VALUES(5275, 'Sanders', 20, 'Mgr', 15, " <<
"18357.50), \n " <<
" (5265, 'Pernal', 20, 'Sales', 1, 18171.25), \n " <<
" (5791, 'O''Brien', 38, 'Sales', 10, 18006.00)\n\n";
// Populate table company_a with data.
EXEC SQL INSERT INTO company_a VALUES(5275, 'Sanders', 20, 'Mgr', 15, 18357.50),
(5265, 'Pernal', 20, 'Sales', 1, 18171.25),
(5791, 'O''Brien', 38, 'Sales', 10, 18006.00);
EMB_SQL_CHECK("company_a -- Insert");
cout << "INSERT INTO company_b VALUES(default, 'Naughton', 38, 'Clerk', " <<
"0, 12954.75, 'No Benefits', 0), \n " <<
" (default, 'Yamaguchi', 42, 'Clerk', 6, 10505.90, " <<
"'Basic Health Coverage', 0), \n " <<
" (default, 'Fraye', 51, 'Mgr', 6, 21150.00, " <<
"'Basic Health Coverage', 0), \n " <<
" (default, 'Williams', 51, 'Sales', 6, 19456.50, " <<
"'Basic Health Coverage', 0), \n " <<
" (default, 'Molinare', 10, 'Mgr', 7, 22959.20, " <<
"'Basic Health Coverage', 0)\n";
// Populate table company_b with data.
EXEC SQL INSERT INTO company_b VALUES(default, 'Naughton', 38, 'Clerk', 0, 12954.75, 'No Benefits', 0),
(default, 'Yamaguchi', 42, 'Clerk', 6, 10505.90, 'Basic Health Coverage', 0),
(default, 'Fraye', 51, 'Mgr', 6, 21150.00, 'Basic Health Coverage', 0),
(default, 'Williams', 51, 'Sales', 6, 19456.50, 'Basic Health Coverage', 0),
(default, 'Molinare', 10, 'Mgr', 7, 22959.20, 'Basic Health Coverage', 0);
EMB_SQL_CHECK("company_b -- Insert");
// Commit
EXEC SQL COMMIT;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Transaction -- Commit");
return rc;
} // TbSel::Insert()
/* The Buy_Company function encapsulates the table updates after Company B
takes over Company A. Each employees from table company_a is allocated
a benefits package. The employee data is moved into table company_b.
Each employee's salary is increased by 5%. The old and new salaries are
recorded in a table salary_change.
*/
int TbSel::Buy_Company()
{
int rc = 0;
/* The following SELECT statement references a DELETE statement in its
FROM clause. It deletes all rows from company_a, selecting all deleted
rows into the cursor c1.
*/
char c1[] = "(SELECT ID, NAME, DEPARTMENT, JOB, YEARS, SALARY FROM OLD TABLE (DELETE FROM company_a ))";
EXEC SQL PREPARE S FROM :c1;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Prepare select from delete cursor")
EXEC SQL DECLARE emp_cursor CURSOR FOR S;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Declare select from delete cursor");
EXEC SQL OPEN emp_cursor;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Open select from delete cursor");
EXEC SQL FETCH emp_cursor INTO :id, :name, :department, :job, :years, :salary;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Fetch from select from delete cursor");
/* The following while loop iterates through each employee of table
company_a.
*/
while (sqlca.sqlcode != 100)
{
/* The following if statement sets the new employee's benefits based on
their years of experience.
*/
if(years > 14)
strcpy(benefits, "Advanced Health Coverage and Pension Plan");
else if(years > 9)
strcpy(benefits, "Advanced Health Coverage");
else if(years > 4)
strcpy(benefits, "Basic Health Coverage");
else
strcpy(benefits, "No Benefits");
/* The following SELECT statement references an INSERT statement in its
FROM clause. It inserts an employee record from host variables into
table company_b. The current employee ID from the cursor is selected
into the host variable new_id. The keywords FROM FINAL TABLE
determine that the value in new_id is the value of ID after the
INSERT statement is complete.
Note that the ID column in table company_b is generated and without
the SELECT statement an additional query would have to be made in
order to retrieve the employee's ID number.
*/
EXEC SQL SELECT ID INTO :new_id
FROM FINAL TABLE(INSERT INTO company_b
VALUES(default, :name, :department, :job, :years, :salary, :benefits, :id));
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Select from insert");
/* The following SELECT statement references an UPDATE statement in its
FROM clause. It updates an employee's salary by giving them a 5%
raise. The employee's id, old salary and current salary are all read
into host varibles for later use in this function.
The INCLUDE statement works by creating a temporary column to keep
track of the old salary. This temporary column is only available
for this statement and is gone once the statement completes. The
only way to keep this data after the statement completes is to read
it into a host variable.
*/
EXEC SQL SELECT ID, OLD_SALARY, SALARY into :id, :old_salary, :salary
FROM FINAL TABLE (UPDATE company_b INCLUDE (OLD_SALARY DECIMAL(7,2))
SET OLD_SALARY = SALARY,
SALARY = SALARY * 1.05
WHERE ID = :new_id);
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Select from Update");
/* This INSERT statement inserts an employee's id, old salary and
current salary into the salary_change table.
*/
EXEC SQL INSERT INTO salary_change VALUES(:id, :old_salary, :salary);
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Insert into salary_change");
EXEC SQL FETCH emp_cursor INTO :id, :name, :department, :job, :years, :salary;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Fetch from emp_cursor")
}
EXEC SQL CLOSE emp_cursor;
/* The following DELETE statement references a SELECT statement in its FROM
clause. It lays off the highest paid manager. This DELETE statement
removes the manager from the table company_b.
*/
EXEC SQL DELETE FROM (SELECT * FROM company_b ORDER BY SALARY DESC FETCH FIRST ROW ONLY);
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Delete from Select")
/* The following UPDATE statement references a SELECT statement in its FROM
clause. It gives the most senior employee a $10000 bonus. This UPDATE
statement raises the employee's salary in the table company_b.
*/
EXEC SQL UPDATE (SELECT MAX(YEARS) OVER() AS max_years,
YEARS,
SALARY
FROM company_b)
SET SALARY = SALARY + 10000
WHERE max_years = YEARS;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Update from Select")
// Commit
EXEC SQL COMMIT;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("commit");
return rc;
} // TbSel::Buy_Company()
/* The Print function outputs the data in the tables: company_a, company_b
and salary_change. For each table, a while loop and cursor are used to
fetch and display row data.
*/
int TbSel::Print()
{
int rc = 0;
char c1[] = "(SELECT ID, NAME, DEPARTMENT, JOB, YEARS, SALARY FROM company_a)";
char c2[] = "(SELECT ID, NAME, DEPARTMENT, JOB, YEARS, SALARY, BENEFITS, OLD_ID FROM company_b)";
char c3[] = "(SELECT ID, OLD_SALARY, SALARY FROM salary_change)";
EXEC SQL PREPARE S1 FROM :c1;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Prepare first print cursor");
EXEC SQL PREPARE S2 FROM :c2;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Prepare second print cursor");
EXEC SQL PREPARE S3 FROM :c3;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Prepare third print cursor");
EXEC SQL DECLARE company_a CURSOR FOR S1;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Declare first print cursor");
EXEC SQL DECLARE company_b CURSOR FOR S2;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Declare second print cursor");
EXEC SQL DECLARE salary_change CURSOR FOR S3;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Declare third print cursor");
EXEC SQL OPEN company_a;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Open first print cursor");
EXEC SQL OPEN company_b;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Open second print cursor");
EXEC SQL OPEN salary_change;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Open third print cursor");
EXEC SQL FETCH company_a INTO :id, :name, :department, :job, :years, :salary;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Fetch from company_a");
cout << "\nSELECT * FROM company_a\n\n";
cout << "ID NAME DEPARTMENT JOB YEARS SALARY\n";
cout << "------ --------- ---------- ----- ------ ---------\n";
while (sqlca.sqlcode != 100)
{
cout << setw(6) << id << setw(10) << name << setw(11) << department << setw(6) << job
<< setw(7) << years << setw(10) << salary << "\n";
EXEC SQL FETCH company_a INTO :id, :name, :department, :job, :years, :salary;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Fetch from company_a");
}
EXEC SQL CLOSE company_a;
EXEC SQL FETCH company_b INTO :new_id, :name, :department, :job, :years, :salary, :benefits, :id;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Fetch from company_b");
cout << "\nSELECT * FROM company_b\n\n";
cout << "ID NAME DEPARTMENT JOB YEARS SALARY \nBENEFITS OLD_ID\n";
cout << "------ --------- ---------- ----- ------ --------- \n-------------------------------------------------- ------\n";
while (sqlca.sqlcode != 100)
{
cout << setprecision(8) << setw(6) << new_id << setw(10) << name << setw(11) << department << setw(6)
<< job << setw(7) << years << setw(10) << salary << "\n" << setw(50) << benefits << setw(7) << id << "\n\n";
EXEC SQL FETCH company_b INTO :new_id, :name, :department, :job, :years, :salary, :benefits, :id;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Fetch from company_b");
}
EXEC SQL CLOSE company_b;
EXEC SQL FETCH salary_change INTO :id, :old_salary, :salary;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Fetch from salary_change");
cout << "SELECT * FROM salary_change\n\n";
cout << "ID OLD_SALARY SALARY\n";
cout << "------ ---------- ---------\n";
while (sqlca.sqlcode != 100)
{
cout << setw(6) << id << setw(11) << old_salary << setw(10) << salary << "\n";
EXEC SQL FETCH salary_change INTO :id, :old_salary, :salary;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Fetch from salary_change");
}
EXEC SQL CLOSE salary_change;
return rc;
} // TbSel::Print()
/* The Drop function drops the tables used by this sample. */
int TbSel::Drop()
{
int rc = 0;
cout << "\n DROP TABLE company_a\n";
EXEC SQL DROP TABLE company_a;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Drop company_a");
cout << "\n DROP TABLE company_b\n";
EXEC SQL DROP TABLE company_b;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Drop company_b");
cout << "\n DROP TABLE salary_change\n";
EXEC SQL DROP TABLE salary_change;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Drop salary_change");
// Commit
EXEC SQL COMMIT;
EMB_SQL_CHECK("Transaction -- Commit");
return rc;
} // TbSel::Drop