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On 16-Apr-2015 11:38 -0500, Needles,Stephen J wrote:
Never have I seen this before. Type 18 isn't defined in the message.
This is happening on a new piece of production code.
I would be sure to try a fresh test, an invocation after a new
signon, to be sure no issues with the compile\debug\actgrp activity in
the same job might play any role in the origin for the error.
Here is a code snippet from the debugging session:
d SQLString s 500 inz('')
<<SNIP>>
It failed at the "prepare LogInsert from :SQLString"
SQLString = 'insert into remote_machine.local_db.local_table
values(?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)'
<<SNIP>>
Is the actual LOG(4 0 *SECLVL) spooled joblog available, including
from the request message that reveals the the program with the PREPARE
of the dynamic SQL being invoked, up until the msgSQL0901 LT18 [RC18]
with the [apparently uninitialized, with apparent string value " STU",
and thus bogus\] unreasonable reason code value? Often times there will
be an accompanying\previously-listed message, and even if not, the
/context/ of a -904 condition might be more revealing than having no
context from a spooled joblog; something might be inferred from the
procedure+module+program names that issue the message or the program to
which the message, though for the PREPARE all but the sending procedure
might reveal nothing more than QSQPREP to confirm the failing statement.
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