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A Label identifies an SQL statement that can be referred to
within the procedure. Scope | |
Procedures only SQL Syntax | |
Parameters | |
- Label
is an integer or a name which conforms to the SQL
syntax rules for a basic name. - Statement
is the statement within a procedure to be labeled.
Description | |
A label may appear
only at the start of a ProcedureStatement that is not part of a compound statement. It cannot
appear with a local variable declaration or a WHENEVER directive. Labels within a procedure should be unique. A label can only be referred to from a GOTO statement and WHENEVER...GOTO directive.
Authorization | |
Anyone can use this statement. Example | |
CREATE PROCEDURE Process19 (param1 integer, param2 float) AS
BEGIN
DECLARE value1 integer;
WHENEVER sqlerror GOTO errorexit;
DECLARE cursor1 CURSOR FOR
SELECT column1
FROM table1
WHERE column1 > :param1;
OPEN cursor1;
WHILE ::sqlcode < > 100 do
FETCH cursor1 into :value1;
IF ::sqlcode = 100 THEN
GOTO loopexit;
ENDIF;
INSERT INTO table2
VALUES (:value1, :param2);
UPDATE table3 SET column1 = CURRENT_DATE WHERE column2 = :value1;
IF ::sqlerrd2 < 1 THEN
INSERT INTO table3
VALUES (CURRENT_DATE, :value1);
ENDIF;
ENDWHILE;
loopexit:
CLOSE cursor1;
RETURN 0;
errorexit:
PRINT 'Procedure terminated due to error:';
PRINT ::
sqlcode;
END;
EXECUTE PROCEDURE Process19; |
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