Embedded SQL newby question...

I have a file defined as:

JRSYS      K1         A     8        1     8  System                  
JRONAM                A    10        9    18  Original Object Name    
JRFNAM     K4         A    10       19    28  Final Object name       
JRCDAT     K2         L    10       29    38  Creation date (YYYYMMDD)
JRCTIM     K3         T     8       39    46  Creation time (HHMMSS)  
JRVOL                 A    10       47    56  Volume                  
JRSEQ                 P     5  0    57    59  Sequence number         
JROSIZ                P    15  0    60    67  Original Size           
JRSSIZ                P    15  0    68    75  Saved Size              
JRNOTE                A    50       76   125  NOTE                    

Here is the first record in that file:

System..................:   MD400

Original Object Name....:   QUDRCV1321

Final Object name.......:   QUDRCV1321

Creation date (YYYYMMDD):   0001-01-01

Creation time (HHMMSS)..:   00.00.00

Volume..................:   AUD001

Sequence number.........:     209

Original Size...........:         205672448

Saved Size..............:          45297664

NOTE....................:


This is my data structure:

     ** Data Structure for SQL Fetch
     d DetailStr       ds                  inz
     d   jrsys                        8a
     d   jronam                      10a
     d   jrfnam                      10a
     d   jrcdat                      10d
     d   jrctim                       8t
     d   jrvol                       10a
     d   jrseq                        5p 0
     d   jrosiz                      15p 0
     d   jrssiz                      15p 0
     d   jrnote                      50a            

This is my SQL statement:

     ** Select records from SAVHISTORY
     c/exec sql
     c+ Declare DtlSelect    Cursor
     c+   For   Select       jrsys,
     c+                      jronam,
     c+                      jrfnam,
     c+                      jrcdat,
     c+                      jrctim,
     c+                      jrvol,
     c+                      jrseq,
     c+                      jrosiz,
     c+                      jrssiz,
     c+                      jrnote
     c+         From         $auditstg/savhistory
     c+         Order by     jrsys,
     c+                      jrcdat,
     c+                      jrctim,
     c+                      jrfnam
     c/end-exec                    

I am getting the following CPF5035 error:

 Message . . . . :   Data mapping error on member SAVHISTORY.

 Cause . . . . . :   A data mapping error occurred on field

   DbopExprKey(QdsSortedPtl(Node_11), SAVHISTORY_1.JRCDAT[3], 1) in
record      
   number 0, record format *FIRST, member number 1, in member SAVHISTORY
file   
   SAVHISTORY in library $AUDITSTG, because of error code 18. The error
codes   
   and their meanings follow:

     18 -- There is data in a date, time, or timestamp field that is not
valid.

The following SQL0181 error follows the previous:

 Message . . . . :   Value in date, time, or timestamp string not valid.

 Cause . . . . . :   The string representation of a date, time or
timestamp     
   value is not in the acceptable range.  JRCDAT is either the character
string 
   constant that is not valid or the column or host variable that
contained the 
   string.  If the name is *N, then the value was found in an expression

   specified in the statement.  If the value was found in a host
variable, then 
   the host variable number is 4. The proper ranges for date, time, or

   timestamp values are as follows:

     -- The range for years is from 0001 to 9999.

     -- The range for months is from 1 to 12.

     -- The range for days is from 1 - 30 for April, June, September,
and       
   November, from 1 - 28 for February and from 1 to 31 for all other
months.    
   In a leap year, the range for February can be from 1 to 29.

     -- The range for days in a Julian date is from 001 to 366 for a
leap year  
   or 001 to 365 days for all other years.

     -- The range for hours is from 0 to 24.  If the hour is 24, then
the other 
   parts of the time values must be zeros.  If the time format is USA,
then the 
   hour cannot be greater than 12.

     -- The range for minutes is from 0 to 59.

     -- The range for seconds is from 0 to 59.

     -- The range for microseconds is from 0 to 999999.

 Recovery  . . . :   Ensure that the date, time, or timestamp value
conforms to 
   the ranges for the data type it represents. Try the request again.


I believe my issue has to do with defining the date/time field, and I
don't know what to put where to fix it. 

Please direct me to a page in a manual that describes what I have done
and how to fix it. Or, if it's simple... just respond gently... :-)

Thank you,

Dave