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On 02-Jun-2010 15:13, Richard Schoen wrote:

Getting an error creating long table names via SQL in V7R1.

Can someone try this SQL on V7R1 and let me know if it works for
them. I just applied CUM PTF's and still does not work.

Throws an SQL0901 error with CPF327E Internal error type 4204.
Works fine with short table name.

SQL statement:
create table QGPL/LONGNAME123456
(PageNumber dec(5, 0))

Here's the joblog info:
CPF327E - Alternative name for file LONGN00001 not allowed.

I can change my code to use 10 char file names, but this should
work with long file names.

Any feedback appreciated.


The status of the *DBXREF and its effect on SQL database file /long name/ support is specific to your system\database. That is, what transpires on any other system for the same request is moot.

Perform RCLDBXREF with the option to /check or report/ *status* about the /database cross-reference/ which are the basis for some of the SQL catalogs. Presumably the /long name/ validity checking for the QGPL library is not capable of being ensured for uniqueness of the name due to some prior error. The rc4204 would describe that error; I have not searched for an incident describing that RC.

Regards, Chuck

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