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Hi List

I am trying to prepare the following SQL statement in an SQLRPGLE program and am getting the error SQL0101 SQL statement too long or complex.

with t1 as (select distinct aydotc
from acbdxtr
join ayagnt
on abdbrok = ayagnt
where abdrcty in ('PR')
and abdlnbs = 'R*'
and ABDGLDT between 00000000 and 99999999)

values (select count(*) from t1) into ?

If I strip out the "values" and "into ?" and run the statement in interactive SQL it works fine and generates a result.

The statement is built dynamically, within a loop that will ultimately prepare six variations. I'm wondering if the error message is a red herring and if the error is due to reusing the same preparation ID (prpCount) each time through the loop?

Has anybody come across this issue before or have any ideas.

Thanks in advance for any and all suggestions.

All the best
Jonathan

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