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In Scott Klement's JDBCR4, I see an awful lot of calls to
jni_checkError(), mostly when connecting to the server. But I don't see
any in JDBCExecQry. Instead, the createStatement() and executeQuery()
are in an RPG monitor block.
When I added a jni_checkError() call to the on-error portion of the
monitor block, then deliberately fed in a bad query, I found that
jni_checkError() was apparently NOT getting a TRUE from ExceptionOccurred().
It's fascinating, but can anybody explain it?
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JHHL
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