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Thank you...

-----Original Message-----
From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of jdavis@xxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 3:56 PM
To: RPG programming on the IBM i / System i
Subject: RE: Embedded SQL Fails on JOIN

If I am not mistaken, the SQL pre-compiler does not reconize the
/Include

Jeff Davis
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"Coyle, Stephen F." <SCoyle@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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10/20/2009 02:54 PM
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RE: Embedded SQL Fails on JOIN






OK...you are correct...I tested by hard coding the field lengths instead

of using the LIKE keyword...
It ran fine and the code in the compile list confirmed that all 7 fields

were being recognized...

Thanks to all for your help...I couldn't stare at it by myself any
longer....

A quick follow up question...

What determines if the pre-compiler can see the definition of a field or

not?
Obviously the program compiled fine so the definition of My0006.McRp17
was
available.

Here is how the definitions were brought in:
(I0006 DS is brought in by /Include)
D My0006 Ds LikeDS(I0006)
INZ

D My57755U E Ds ExtName(F57755U)
Qualified
D Based(TEMPLATE_ONLY)

Again, thanks to everyone for your help and suggestions...in the future
I
will remember to check the code inserted by the pre-compiler, I always
just took that for granted..

- Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Charles Wilt
Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 3:17 PM
To: RPG programming on the IBM i / System i
Subject: Re: Embedded SQL Fails on JOIN

The definition of My0006.McRp17 isn't available to the pre-compiler.

Charles

On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 3:04 PM, Coyle, Stephen F.
<SCoyle@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
This what I've found...these snippets were copied directly from the
compile listing...
The code inserted by the pre-compiler is only returning 6 fields but
the
select statement is calling for 7.
The error message now makes sense to me. But I still do not understand

why it is dropping the last field.
Does anyone have any ideas why the compiler would do this?

D IPDs Ds INZ
D IP$BC Like( My57755U.Re$BC )
D IPAn8 Like( My57755U.ReAn8 )
D IPEftjx Like( My57755U.ReEftjx )
D IPEnddx Like( My57755U.ReEnddx )
D IPMcu Like( My57755U.ReMcu )
D IP$OPS Like( My57755U.Re$OPS )
D IPRp17 Like( My0006.McRp17 )

052900 //****SQL
053000 //****clare ReadCsr CURSOR FOR
053100 //****elect Re$BC, ReAN8, ReEftjx,
053200 //**** ReEnddx, ReMcu, Re$OPS, Mcrp17
053300 //**** From Qtemp/F57755U
053400 //**** Left Outer Join F0006
053500 //**** on TRIM(ReMcu) = TRIM(McMcu)
053600 //**** Order by McRP17, Re$BC, ReAn8 ;

056800 //****SQL
056900 //****tch Next From ReadCsr Into :IPDs :NullInds ;
056900 /END-FREE
056900 C Z-ADD -4
SQLER6
056900 C CALL SQLROUTE
056900 C PARM
SQLCA
056900 C PARM
SQL_00012
056900 C SQL_00015 IFEQ '1'
056900 C . EVAL IP$BC =
SQL_00017
056900 C . EVAL IPAN8 =
SQL_00018
056900 C . EVAL IPEFTJX =
SQL_00019
056900 C . EVAL IPENDDX =
SQL_00020
056900 C . EVAL IPMCU =
SQL_00021
056900 C . EVAL IP$OPS =
SQL_00022
056900 C . EVAL NULLINDS(1) =
SQL_00023
056900 C . EVAL NULLINDS(2) =
SQL_00024
056900 C . EVAL NULLINDS(3) =
SQL_00025
056900 C . EVAL NULLINDS(4) =
SQL_00026
056900 C . EVAL NULLINDS(5) =
SQL_00027
056900 C . EVAL NULLINDS(6) =
SQL_00028
056900 C END


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