sancho1980
Technical User
hello
i'm having touble getting my sp done. the problem is as follow..i've
found an sp tokenize (which works fine) with the following signature:
CREATE PROCEDURE TOKENIZE (
S VARCHAR(10000),
DELIM CHAR(1))
RETURNS (
ID INTEGER,
TKN VARCHAR(10000))
AS
DECLARE VARIABLE I INTEGER;
DECLARE VARIABLE LEN INTEGER;
DECLARE VARIABLE FIRSTCHAR CHAR(1);
DECLARE VARIABLE S2 VARCHAR(10000);
begin
...
SUSPEND;
end^
then i build myself another sp (which also works fine) with this
signature:
CREATE PROCEDURE GET_DICENTRIES_BY_ASDSKRPT (
ASDSKRPTINPUT VARCHAR(15))
RETURNS (
ID BIGINT)
AS
begin
...
suspend;
end^
now, what i'm trying to do is write another sp
(get_dicentries_by_all_asdskrpts) that accepts a '.'-tokenized string
as a parameter (e.g. 'bla.bli.blo.blu'; number of tokens NOT fixed at
4!) and returns the intersection of
GET_DICENTRIES_BY_ASDSKRPT('bla'), GET_DICENTRIES_BY_ASDSKRPT('bli'),
GET_DICENTRIES_BY_ASDSKRPT('blo') AND GET_DICENTRIES_BY_ASDSKRPT('blu')
does any of you have an idea how to go about?
thanx,
martin
i'm having touble getting my sp done. the problem is as follow..i've
found an sp tokenize (which works fine) with the following signature:
CREATE PROCEDURE TOKENIZE (
S VARCHAR(10000),
DELIM CHAR(1))
RETURNS (
ID INTEGER,
TKN VARCHAR(10000))
AS
DECLARE VARIABLE I INTEGER;
DECLARE VARIABLE LEN INTEGER;
DECLARE VARIABLE FIRSTCHAR CHAR(1);
DECLARE VARIABLE S2 VARCHAR(10000);
begin
...
SUSPEND;
end^
then i build myself another sp (which also works fine) with this
signature:
CREATE PROCEDURE GET_DICENTRIES_BY_ASDSKRPT (
ASDSKRPTINPUT VARCHAR(15))
RETURNS (
ID BIGINT)
AS
begin
...
suspend;
end^
now, what i'm trying to do is write another sp
(get_dicentries_by_all_asdskrpts) that accepts a '.'-tokenized string
as a parameter (e.g. 'bla.bli.blo.blu'; number of tokens NOT fixed at
4!) and returns the intersection of
GET_DICENTRIES_BY_ASDSKRPT('bla'), GET_DICENTRIES_BY_ASDSKRPT('bli'),
GET_DICENTRIES_BY_ASDSKRPT('blo') AND GET_DICENTRIES_BY_ASDSKRPT('blu')
does any of you have an idea how to go about?
thanx,
martin