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Okay, apparently the problem went away... no idea why.

So... false alarm. :-)


On 11/8/2011 2:02 PM, Scott Klement wrote:
hi folks,

One of our company VP's is getting a SQL0518 when trying to connect via
Microsoft Query (via the iSeries Access ODBC driver) to our IBM i database.

The message is something like "Prepared statement FIFABTALL0002 not
found" (I may have gotten the name of the prepared statement wrong, I'm
going from memory.)

We recently upgraded IBM i from v5r4m0 to i 7.1 -- and that may have
been where this issue began. He was originally running V5R4 of iSeries
Access (despite that the OS was now 7.1) but, I tried upgrading his PC
to IBM i Access 7.1, and the problem remains.

He is running Windows 7 and Office 2007 (if that matters.)

A Google search found many PTFs for msgSQL0518 related issues, but they
all seemed to be for earlier releases of the operating system.

The PC that I use does not exhibit this problem, but I'm running Windows
XP, so that might be the difference.


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