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Message Posted: Tue, 03 Apr 2001 @ 09:49:52 GMT

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Thanks to John Hall for the explanation as to why I couldn't do what I was trying to do which has broadened further my limited knowledge on such things and thanks to Arthur Brown for his solution which I have blatantly ripped off to develop my own working solution :-)

My macro now looks as follows

CREATE MACRO production_macro.ClearDBPeakDisk (DatabaseID BYTE(4))
 AS  ( UPDATE DataBaseSpace
            SET PeakPermSpace = 0, PeakSpoolSpace = 0
            where dbc.databasespace.databaseId = :DatabaseID;);

executed by running

exec production_macro.ClearDBPeakDisk(databaseid='00000504'XB) .

The databaseid isnt easily recognisable unlike the databasename (potentially) but this macro does what I need it to do so thanks again to all who responded .

Howard .

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