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Using sequences from external programms

Hello,

I just want to get the next value in a sequence in an external
programm/script
Just use

select nextval ('list_seq') ;

(like in PostgreSQL) does not work...
and

select (NEXTVAL FOR SEQ_TOUR_NUMBER)
does not work either.

So how do I get the next sequence number from an existing sequnece object.

Thanks, Jan
Nov 12 '05 #1
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In article <41******@news.uni-ulm.de>, Jan Suchanek
(ja**********@gmx.de) says...
Hello,

I just want to get the next value in a sequence in an external
programm/script
Just use

select nextval ('list_seq') ;

(like in PostgreSQL) does not work...
and

select (NEXTVAL FOR SEQ_TOUR_NUMBER)
does not work either.

So how do I get the next sequence number from an existing sequnece object.

Thanks, Jan


'VALUES NEXTVAL FOR id_values' or
'select nextval for org_seq from sysibm.sysdummy1'
Nov 12 '05 #2

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