MSGSQL0601 on an SQL CLOSE statement

[David Gibbs <David.Gibbs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Folks:
 
I've run into a stumper... has anyone run into a situation where you get
a MCH0601 message when doing an SQL CLOSE statement in an SQL RPGLE
program?
 
The actual text of the message is "Space offset X'40404040' is outside
current limit for object SQLDA TEMP SPACE."
 
The only thing that *MIGHT* be strange is that there are two SQL FETCH
statement just prior to the close... the first fetch gets a record, the
2nd fetch does not.  Also, the original program tried to do a "SELECT *"
into a multi-occurrence data structure (I temporarily changed that so it
fetches into a regular DS).
 
Any information would be appreciated.
 
david
                                              
 

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David Gibbs
Sr. Software Engineer
Mortice Kern Systems US, Inc.
2500 S. Highland Ave., Suite 200
Lombard, IL  60148

phone: (630) 495-2108 x5004
http://www.mks.com
mailto:dgibbs@mks.com


Opinions expressed are strictly my own and do 
not necessarily reflect those of my employer

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