Use parameter markers, one for each field/column. Set the sql statement as:
WkFld = ‘Insert Into ‘ + WkOutFile +
‘ Values (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)’;

Prepare the statement:
Exec Sql PREPARE S2 from :WkFld;

Then, execute (instead of the Execute Immediate statement) in the loop:
Exec Sql Execute S2 USING :@Fulotrwt :@IndVar;

Thanks again for the assistance.

Steve

or expand it

WkFld = ‘Insert Into ‘ + WkOutFile + ‘ Values (‘ + Field1 + ‘,’ + Field2+’,”CharFld3+”’)’
something like this – note I’ve provided double quotes arount the in spots where SQL should be passed a single quote.

Phil

I’m hoping to do this using SQL. I’ve tried several things, but can’t get it to work. This seems the most promising, but I’m not quite there:

WkLib = 'MYLIB';                                    
WkTable = 'OTR' + %Char(%SubDt(%Timestamp:*MS));        
WkOutFile = WkLib + '/' + WkTable;                      
WkFld = 'Create Table '+ WkOutFile + ' LIKE FULOTRWT';  
Exec Sql Execute Immediate :WkFld;  

Exec Sql PREPARE S1 FROM :SqlStmt;      
Exec Sql DECLARE C1 CURSOR FOR S1;      
Exec Sql OPEN C1;           

WkFld = 'Insert Into ' + WkOutFile + ' Values (@Fulotrwt)';

Exec Sql FETCH NEXT FROM C1 INTO :@Fulotrwt :@IndVar;       
                                                            
Dow SqlCod = 0;                                             

  Exec Sql Execute Immediate :WkFld;                        
                                                            
  Exec Sql FETCH NEXT FROM C1 INTO :@Fulotrwt :@IndVar;     
                                                            
Enddo;          

First, I create the table named OTR123000 (varying number) in library MYLIB like the existing table FULOTRWT.

Then I prepare/declare/open a cursor for a passed-in sql statement to retrieve data from an existing table.

Then I create a variable (WkFld) with the sql statement to be executed (@Fulotrwt is a data structure based on the existing table), fetch a record, and attempt to insert it into the dynamic table (repeatedly).

Each time the

Exec Sql Execute Immediate :WkFld;

runs I get an sql 206 error with the message “Column @FULOTRWT not in specified tables.”

I also tried naming the columns specifically instead of the data structure, but then I get the same error but with the column name instead of the data structure.

I would appreciate it if anyone can tell me what I’m missing here.

Thanks,
Steve