So for example i have a table with field "sub_id" with is not sorted ascending or descending. I want to do FOR EACH from the smallest sub_id to biggest, how can i do that?
How can i use FOR each, going through the table for one of the fields ascending in OpenEdge?
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You should use the keyword BY. If the field you're sorting by isn't indexed this might be slow and consume system resources. This will be most apparent on a large table.
If you want to change data (update, assign etc) NO-LOCK as above won't work. NO-LOCK is for read-only operations (like displaying data). EXCLUSIVE-LOCK is for updates/deletes etc.