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  3. January 2015

Re: AW: Don't believe SQL debug joblog

On 1/8/2015 10:36 AM, Birgitta Hauser wrote:
Never ever check for SQLCODE = *Zeros or SQLSTATE = '00000' but for:

Yes, this was old code :-(

SQLCODE < *Zeros (Error) and SQLCODE = 100 (Not Found)
Or
Subtr(SQLSTATE, 1, 2) <> 00, 01, 02 and Substr(SQLSTATE, 1, 2) = '02' (Not
Found)

SQL may throw some warnings SQLCODE > *Zeros and SQLCODE <> 100 or
Substr(SQLSTATE, 1, 2) = '01'. Eventhoug a warning is sent, the data is
returned correctly.

Well.... truncation may or may not be 'correct'. In my case, it wasn't,
which is what put me in debug mode in the first place.

I have learnt so much from your posts on SQL Birgitta. Thank you!


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