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Rexx - Closing a Connection
The following command can be used to close a connection to the database.
Syntax
SQLDisconnect(cname)
Parameters
cname − This is the name of the connection.
Return Value
A value equal to 0 will mean that the command was successful.
Example
/* Main program */ Call RxFuncAdd 'SQLLoadFuncs', 'rexxsql', 'SQLLoadFuncs' Call SQLLoadFuncs if SQLConnect(c1,'testuser','test123','testdb') == 0 then say 'Connect Succedded' if SQLDisconnect(c1) == 0 then say 'Disconnected'
The output of the above program would be as shown below.
Connect Succedded Disconnected
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