Re: CPF7CFD Error occurred running REXX procedure

David,

Just as a closing comment, I sort of reproduced your message if I tried to
process a 5-digit SQLCODE. Also, may I suggest you take a look at SQLSTATE
(if you don't need to process QSQLMSG)?

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Regards,

Luis Rodriguez
IBM Certified Systems Expert — eServer i5 iSeries
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On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 10:40 AM, David FOXWELL <David.FOXWELL@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:

Thanks, but I won't get the chance to try it. I got the order to replace
the REXX with an RPG subprocedure. There goes the only REXX procedure on our
system.

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Objet : RE: CPF7CFD Error occurred running REXX procedure

I mean, that looks like a syntax error to me. I think you
want something like right('0000'||char(sqlcode),4)

"David FOXWELL" <David.FOXWELL@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I think it returns '0467' si the message id returned would be SQL0467

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Dennis Envoyé

: lundi 3 janvier 2011 13:49 À : Midrange Systems Technical
Discussion Objet : Re: CPF7CFD Error occurred running REXX

procedure

If SQLCODE is 467 (for example) what is right(467,4,'0')

supposed to

do?

Hi,

I have a job that has crashed with this message. Looks like

a bug to me

but maybe someone will spot something. Thanks.



A CLP is called that issues a STRREXPRC with an sql

statement 'DELETE

FROM MYFILE'

CHGVAR VAR(&SQL) VALUE('DELETE FROM ' *CAT &myfile)
EXECSQL CMD(&SQL)
MONMSG MSGID(SQL0000)

This command calls the rexx procedure below :


PARSE ARG iSql
RC=0

ADDRESS EXECSQL,
EXECSQL 'SET OPTION COMMIT = *NONE'
ADDRESS EXECSQL,
EXECSQL iSql

IF RC <> 0 THEN DO
MSGID = "SQL"RIGHT(STRIP(ABS(SQLCODE)),4,'0')
'SNDPGMMSG MSGID(&MSGID) MSGF(QSQLMSG) MSGDTA(&SQLERRMC)
MSGTYPE(*ESCAPE)'
END


The same CLP has been called over 5000 times for 5 different
multimember files. An override on the member is issued by the CLP
calling program. Mostly, the rexx procedure is returning

SQL100 that is

ignored on returning to the CLP.

In the log, I've got this :

Erreur. MCH1210 non intercepté par QSQREXX à la spécif *N, inst
X'0617'.
6 *-* Address EXECSQL EXECSQL iSql;

+++ RC(CPF9999)

10 +++ MSGID = 'SQL'RIGHT(STRIP(ABS(SQLCODE)), 4,

'0');

Error in line 10: Bad arithmetic conversion.

Error occurred running REXX procedure EXECSQL.

And in the dump :
DUMP TAKEN FOR UNMONITORED ESCAPE MESSAGE

.MESSAGE ID- MCH1210

.MESSAGE FILE- QCPFMSG

LIBRARY-

*LIBL
.SEVERITY- 40

.MSGTYPE- 0F

.SENDING-

..PROGRAM- cblabranch

LIBRARY-

..INSTRUCTION- 000040

.RECEIVING-

..PROGRAM- QSQREXX

LIBRARY-

QSYS
..INSTRUCTION- 0617

.MESSAGE-

Zone réceptrice trop petite pour contenir le résultat

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