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Hi,

You missed the group by clause in your select statement. (At least I
couldn't find it).

If it is the complete source code, dynamic SQL is not necessary, as Charles
already pointed out.
With static SQL you will get an compile error and AFAIK the compile message
is a little more specific.

BTW NEVER use variables that start with SQL or SQ, because IBM may create
additional variables in a future release that start with SQ or SQL. If those
variable names are identical with yours, you may get some troubles.


Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards

Birgitta Hauser

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Brown)
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-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von ibm
Gesendet: Monday, 06. July 2009 22:00
An: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Betreff: RE: Stored Procedure with different SUMs

I've been struggling with this all day. All values look OK in the
debugger, but it keeps failing:

SQL State: 22001
Vendor Code: -303
Message: [SQL0303] Host variable *N not compatible

Also, another thing I noticed is if I replace the SELECTION_TERRITORY IN
Parm with a hardcoded integer (e.g. 10), *plus* remove the SUM()s, the
procedure runs.

BEGIN

DECLARE P_CURRENTYEARENDYEAR INTEGER ;
DECLARE P_YEARENDMONTH INTEGER ;
DECLARE P_YEARENDDAY INTEGER ;
DECLARE P_CURRENTMONTHDATE DATE ;
DECLARE P_CURRENTYEARENDDATE DATE ;
DECLARE P_CURRENTMONTHDATESTART DECIMAL ( 7 , 0 ) ;
DECLARE P_CURRENTMONTHDATEEND DECIMAL ( 7 , 0 ) ;
DECLARE P_CURRENTFISCALYTDDATESTART DECIMAL ( 7 , 0 ) ;
DECLARE P_CURRENTFISCALYTDDATEEND DECIMAL ( 7 , 0 ) ;
DECLARE P_LASTFISCALYTDDATESTART DECIMAL ( 7 , 0 ) ;
DECLARE P_LASTFISCALYTDDATEEND DECIMAL ( 7 , 0 ) ;

DECLARE SQLSTMT CHAR ( 1024 ) ;
DECLARE C2 CURSOR FOR S2 ;

SET P_CURRENTMONTHDATE = DATE ( RTRIM ( CHAR ( SELECTION_YEAR ) ) CONCAT
'-' CONCAT RTRIM ( CHAR ( SELECTION_MONTH ) ) CONCAT '-01' ) ;

SET P_YEARENDMONTH = 09 ;
SET P_YEARENDDAY = 30 ;
IF MONTH ( P_CURRENTMONTHDATE ) < P_YEARENDMONTH THEN
SET P_CURRENTYEARENDYEAR = SELECTION_YEAR - 1 ;
ELSE
SET P_CURRENTYEARENDYEAR = SELECTION_YEAR ;
END IF ;
SET P_CURRENTYEARENDDATE = DATE ( RTRIM ( CHAR ( P_CURRENTYEARENDYEAR )
) CONCAT '-' CONCAT RTRIM ( CHAR ( P_YEARENDMONTH ) ) CONCAT '-' CONCAT
RTRIM ( CHAR ( P_YEARENDDAY ) ) ) ;
SET P_CURRENTMONTHDATESTART = ( YEAR ( P_CURRENTMONTHDATE ) - 1900 ) *
10000 + ( MONTH ( P_CURRENTMONTHDATE ) * 100 ) + DAY (
P_CURRENTMONTHDATE ) ;
SET P_CURRENTMONTHDATEEND = ( YEAR ( P_CURRENTMONTHDATE ) - 1900 ) *
10000 + ( MONTH ( P_CURRENTMONTHDATE ) * 100 ) + ( DAY (
P_CURRENTMONTHDATE + 1 MONTH - 1 DAY ) - DAY ( P_CURRENTMONTHDATE ) ) ;
SET P_CURRENTFISCALYTDDATESTART = ( YEAR ( P_CURRENTYEARENDDATE ) - 1900
) * 10000 + ( P_YEARENDMONTH * 100 ) + P_YEARENDDAY ;
SET P_CURRENTFISCALYTDDATEEND = P_CURRENTMONTHDATEEND ;
SET P_LASTFISCALYTDDATESTART = ( YEAR ( P_CURRENTYEARENDDATE - 1 YEAR )
- 1900 ) * 10000 + ( P_YEARENDMONTH * 100 ) + P_YEARENDDAY ;
SET P_LASTFISCALYTDDATEEND = ( YEAR ( P_CURRENTMONTHDATE - 1 YEAR ) -
1900 ) * 10000 + ( MONTH ( P_CURRENTMONTHDATE ) * 100 ) + ( DAY (
P_CURRENTMONTHDATE - 1 YEAR + 1 MONTH - 1 DAY ) - DAY (
P_CURRENTMONTHDATE - 1 YEAR ) ) ;


SET SQLSTMT = 'SELECT
AMFLIB . CUSMAS . COMNO AS "Company Number" , AMFLIB . CUSMAS .
CUSCL AS "Customer Class" ,
AMFLIB . CUSMAS . CUSNO AS "Customer Number" , AMFLIB . CUSMAS .
CUSNM AS "Customer Name" ,
AMFLIB . CUSMAS . SLSNO AS "Salesman Number" , AMFLIB . SLSMAS .
SLSNM AS "Salesman Name" ,
AMFLIB . MTHACTE . ITCLS AS "Prod. Class" , AMFLIB . MBB0REP .
B0GTTX AS "Product Class Description" ,
SUM(CASE WHEN AMFLIB.MTHACTE.TDATE BETWEEN
P_CURRENTMONTHDATESTART AND P_CURRENTMONTHDATEEND THEN
AMFLIB.MTHACTE.JQGLVA ELSE 0) AS "Current Month Booking Value",
SUM(CASE WHEN AMFLIB.MTHACTE.TDATE BETWEEN
P_CURRENTMONTHDATESTART AND P_CURRENTMONTHDATEEND THEN
AMFLIB.MTHACTE.COQTY ELSE 0) AS "Current Month Quantity",
SUM(CASE WHEN AMFLIB.MTHACTE.TDATE BETWEEN
P_CURRENTFISCALYTDDATESTART AND P_CURRENTFISCALYTDDATEEND THEN
AMFLIB.MTHACTE.JQGLVA ELSE 0) AS "Current Fiscal YTD Booking Value",
SUM(CASE WHEN AMFLIB.MTHACTE.TDATE BETWEEN
P_CURRENTFISCALYTDDATESTART AND P_CURRENTFISCALYTDDATEEND THEN
AMFLIB.MTHACTE.COQTY ELSE 0) AS "Current Fiscal YTD Quantity",
SUM(CASE WHEN AMFLIB.MTHACTE.TDATE BETWEEN
P_LASTFISCALYTDDATESTART AND P_LASTFISCALYTDDATEEND THEN
AMFLIB.MTHACTE.JQGLVA ELSE 0) AS "Last Fiscal YTD Booking Value",
SUM(CASE WHEN AMFLIB.MTHACTE.TDATE BETWEEN
P_LASTFISCALYTDDATESTART AND P_LASTFISCALYTDDATEEND THEN
AMFLIB.MTHACTE.COQTY ELSE 0) AS "Last Fiscal YTD Quantity"
FROM AMFLIB . CUSMAS
JOIN AMFLIB . MTHACTE
ON AMFLIB . CUSMAS . CUSNO = AMFLIB . MTHACTE .
CUSNO
JOIN AMFLIB . SLSMAS
ON AMFLIB . CUSMAS . SLSNO = AMFLIB . SLSMAS .
SLSNO
JOIN AMFLIB . MBB0REP
ON AMFLIB . MTHACTE . ITCLS = AMFLIB . MBB0REP .
B0GLCD
WHERE AMFLIB . MTHACTE . TERRN = SELECTION_TERRITORY
GROUP BY AMFLIB . CUSMAS . COMNO ,
AMFLIB . CUSMAS . TERRN ,
AMFLIB . CUSMAS . SLSNO ,
AMFLIB . CUSMAS . CUSCL ,
AMFLIB . CUSMAS . CUSNO ,
AMFLIB . MTHACTE . ITCLS ,
AMFLIB . SLSMAS . SLSNM , AMFLIB . CUSMAS .
CUSNM , AMFLIB . MBB0REP . B0GTTX' ;

PREPARE S2 FROM SQLSTMT ;
OPEN C2 ;

END

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