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  3. January 2011

Re: CPF5035 used to be ignored, now causes SQL to fail

Thanks, Luis.

That's the problem with double-dip upgrades; I checked the 7.1 memo but not the 6.1. And I was looking for the wrong thing, anyway - I was looking for CPF5035, not SQL0406.

Joe


*Badly formed data can trigger data mapping error*
Prior to V6R1, if there was badly formed data in decimal or zoned fields
within physical files, it was
dependent on the query implementation and the interface as to whether an
SQL0406 or an SQL0802 data
mapping error would be signalled. In V6R1, there is better detection for
data mapping errors caused by
badly formed decimal and zoned data in non-SQL tables. It will be more
likely that an SQL0406 or
SQL0802 will be seen on V6R1. It will be necessary to correct the badly
formed data within the physical
file to avoid the data mapping error.


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