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Sorry about that; don't know what happened. I confirmed this time (http://code.midrange.com/2007d2aa1e.html) that the end of compile message got posted to the code site member.
SQLString is used in the $BuildList subprocedure. And, indeed, it (sqlstring) is simply used to retrieve records from a sequential file and to order them based upon a panel option. The cursor, too, is declared in the $BuildList procedure.
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1 - It's missing data at the bottom, which is often useful on a compile
listing. ;-)
2 - The source file rather confirms that it was sql
# Source File . . . . . . . . . . : QSQLTEMP1
# Library . . . . . . . . . . . : QTEMP
I don't see where sqlString is used. I can see where it is built. I
don't see it put into a cursor. And since it doesn't use a SELECT INTO
but just a plain SELECT it has to go into a cursor, right?
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http://code.midrange.com/b8df851c47.html has the compiler listing.
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Can you post the compiler listing there also?
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From:
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Date:
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I am having a problem getting an SQLRPGLE program to compile. The code
is at http://code.midrange.com/606a197b81.html .
After clearing up some fat finger errors, the only errors that I am
getting now are RNF7030 The name or indicator is not defined. And all of
the undefined field names are those created by the pre-compiler, including
basic thing, like sqlstate and sqlcode. I've double- (and triple-)
checked that the source member type is SQLRPGLE (even copied and pasted it
here in case dyslexia was setting in).
I have compared it to a similar program that I wrote last year. Even
re-compiled that one to be sure that, perhaps, a recent PTF changed
something, but that program compiled fine.
I know this is going to turn out to be a 'Duh' moment, but my one good eye
is getting blurred looking at the code for the last five hours. Your
assistance is appreciated.
Thanks.
Jerry C. Adams
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