RE: Error trapping in RUNSQLSTM

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

That's not a bad solution, but I was really hoping to figure out how to do 
the error trapping within.  I hate having to write wrapper CL programs and 
the other solution will fly better with our change management package.

Rob Berendt
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Rob

After encountering similar scenario, I investigated several solutions and 
in
the end settled on this:

1) put all of your DROP statements in a separate member (only DROP
statements)
2) run that statements like this RUNSQLSTM ERRLVL(30)
3) run your CREATE and other statements in other member(s) using default
error level (10)

This scheme ignores any failures of any of the DROP statements but doesn't
ignore similar failures in the other, more relevant statements.

Any other solution (CL or otherwise) just introduced more complexity than 
I
wanted for this particular situation.

Elvis

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Subject: Error trapping in RUNSQLSTM

I have a source member that I want to use in RUNSQLSTM that looks like:
DROP FUNCTION ROUTINES/STRIPEMAIL;

CREATE FUNCTION ROUTINES/STRIPEMAIL (CHAR (512))
RETURNS CHAR (100)
DETERMINISTIC
NO SQL
RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT
NO EXTERNAL ACTION ALLOW PARALLEL
SIMPLE CALL
EXTERNAL NAME 'ROUTINES/SRVEMAIL(STRIPEMAIL)';

However the function may or may not already exist.  If it does not exist 
the RUNSQLSTM aborts.  How does one do error trapping in RUNSQLSTM?  Keep 
in mind the following:
DSPMSGD RANGE(SQL0084) MSGF(QSQLMSG)

Rob Berendt
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-Ming the Merciless (Flash Gordon)
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