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I see nothing wrong with your current scheme.
Take another look at the RUNSQLSTM source member... perhaps the UPDATE
statement isn't exactly what you think it is.
Or, perhaps this is a sequence error? I mean, after the INSERT, data in
tableB isn't quite what you expected it to be.
BTW, any errors in the spooled file generated by RUNSQLSTM?
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-----Original Message-----
Subject: SQL UPDATE not updating all rows
I use RUNSQLSTM in a CLLE pgm (interactively) to process a source member
that does the following:
-- insert rows into TABLEB from TABLEA where they do not already exist in
TABLEB
-- update TABLEC where the row exists in TABLEB (note: all rows in TABLEB
DO exist in TABLEC)
The first insert works fine. However, the update is not updating all of
the rows in TABLEC that it should. If I run the same SQL stmt using
interactive SQL, all rows in TABLEC are updated properly. I use
COMMIT(*NONE) and CLOSQLCSR(*ENDMOD) on the RUNSQLSTM. It seems that the
rows inserted into TABLEB have not been committed before the update stmt
processes them..
Is this because I use CLOSQLCSR(*ENDMOD)? If so, how can I better handle
this. Do I need to break out the update of TABLEC into another RUNSQLSTM
process?
Thanks.
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