>Hilmar,
>"..the nvl() you mention in your next message.."
>You must be a clairvoyant. I logged in on UT to improve the example in a next message and then read your comment. :)
Actually, I read both messages and then replied to the first one only. At that point, I hadn't noticed that you used iif(isnull(... instead of the simpler nvl().
Please note that in any SELECT, the fields should be a constant size, or else. For instance, for type currency, you should use nvl(MyField, $0) (instead of just 0). In this case, if AGpercent doesn't have more than 3 digits, I think you are safe.
Hilmar.
>Ok, here's the improved code. Hope this will help others somewhere who seek for help on UT with regard to this topic.
>
>
> select ;
> a.*, ;
> NVL( b.AGpercent, 100 ) as AGpercent, ;
> NVL( c.percent , 100 ) as PTpercent ;
> from c_srf_details a ;
> left outer join c_AG b on a.empno = b.empno ;
> left outer join c_PT c on a.empno = c.empno ;
> into cursor c_ovw1
>
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