RE: SQLRPGLE module fails on large value in INTEGER column

Could someone point me to the precompiler fixes that were made?
I'd like to know what I'm missing.

Was it fixed so a Declare would recognize local variables?

Kurt Anderson
Application Developer
Highsmith Inc

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I'm curious too.  Prior to V5R3 the precompiler was pretty dead.

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I'm curious, have you compiles the SQLRPGLE module with a target release

of
*CURRENT on V5R3 and does it still get the same error?


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We have a failing SQLRPGLE module.  It's getting overflow error
(MCH1210)
when fetching a row that has an integer column whose value is >
999,999,999.  Inspecting the compile listing I see that the SQL
temporary
variable generated is defined a type BINARY, thus the overflow.  The
database field is defined in an external DS:

H extbinint( *yes )
D LFOID                         10I 0

but the SQL-generated field is BINARY:

D  SQL_00051           6454   6457B 0

so the move generated by the FETCH fails:

c*exec sql          fetch from log_item_list
c*                  into :LFOID:lf_null_ind
C                   EVAL      LFOID = SQL_00051

This seems like a bug in SQL pre-compiler.  It is generating code that
cannot handle the full range of values for database columns of type
INTEGER.


The module is compiled on V5R3 with target release V5R2.  The production
code will be compiled on V5R2 with target release (*CURRENT).



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