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On 1/3/11 8:23 AM, David FOXWELL wrote:
Luis, I think REXX is trying to be funny.
I typed : SAY SQLCODE
and guess what? It said SQLCODE.
How do I get it to output the value of SQLCODE?
Luis Rodriguez on 3 janvier 2011 16:31 wrote:
You are right, of course. I'm afraid I misread the
parenthesis's order.
I just ran his statements without problems. On the other hand, it
would seem as if SQLCODE had an invalid value (?). Time for a SAY
SQLCODE, perhaps?
That output is evidence there is no value assigned yet to the
variable SQLCODE; i.e. per no value, the string itself is output. That
is also an indication of why using the RC versus SQLCODE as a condition
to report the SQLCODE is the source of a bug in the original REXX source
statements.
Regards, Chuck
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