RE: Statement gives error in RUNSQLSTM

Is the statement too long for the source member? Does it run into a comment portion of the line? Thus, resulting in part of it being truncated at runtime?

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From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Bryce Martin
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Subject: RE: Statement gives error in RUNSQLSTM

The previous statement does end with an error but it is only severity 20
telling me the table was created but no journaled. I have 7 create table
statements and they all finish with this error, but the runsqlstm doesn't
choke on them.


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Bryce Martin
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Bryce,

Try running it in a source by itself and see if it gets an error. I'd bet
the create table statement in front of it is the statement in error
(semicolon or no semicolon).

Paul

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It is not the only statement in the source but all the previous statements

have semicolons. I tried wrapping the select in parens and got the same
error.




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Bryce

Is this the only statement in the source? Is there a semicolon missing
from a preceding statement?

And does the SELECT need to be wrapped in parentheses?

Vern

On 10/6/2010 10:41 AM, Bryce Martin wrote:

This statement gives an error in RUNSQLSTM but runs fine from an
interactive sql tool.

INSERT INTO BMDATA/RCM#NAME (K, V) SELECT TRIM(CNME), CCUST FROM
BPCSFFG/RCM WHERE CMID = 'CM' AND CNME NOT LIKE '**%';


Here is the error...
SQL0199 30 9 Position 8 Keyword INTO not expected. Valid tokens:
FOR
WITH FETCH ORDER UNION EXCEPT OPTIMIZE.

It has not been a good SQL day so far for me.

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Bryce Martin
Programmer/Analyst I
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