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Hi,

SQLCODE 12 is not an error but a warning and means correlation names for the
same columns within the same tables should be used.
Just try to modify your UPDATE statement as follows:
Exec SQL
update LIb/file1 a set var =
(select var1 from lib/file2 b
where a.field1 = b.field2)
where exists(select * Lib/file2 c where a.field1=c.field2);

In former releases sometimes warnings were not sent out.
That's why you never should check for SQLCODE <> *ZEROS (or SQLCODE =
*Zeros) but always SQLCODE < *Zeros (=Error) andr SQLCODE = 100 (Last
Record/Not found)

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards

Birgitta Hauser

"Shoot for the moon, even if you miss, you'll land among the stars." (Les
Brown)
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"What is worse than training your staff and losing them? Not training them
and keeping them!"

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Betreff: SQLCOD 12

RPG Code
Exec SQL
update LIb/file1 set var =
(select var1 from lib/file2
where field1 = field2)
where exists(select * Lib/file2 where field1=field2);

RSTNG = 'UPDATE STATUS: ' + SQLSTATE;
Write R001;
If SQLCOD <> 0;
*INU1 = *on;
EndIf;

Take necessary actions in CL if INU1 is off or on.

If I call from command line:
UPDATE STATUS: 00000 (SQLSTAT)
Zero Records: 0
Off (State of INU1) check doe SQLCOD <> 0

If I start from MSSQL stored procedure
UPDATE STATUS: 01545
Zero Records: 0
on
update is successful

Different user ids when calling from command line vs from MSSQL.
Please help..

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