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On 22-May-2016 06:28 -0500, Birgitta Hauser wrote:
I'd open a PMR - seems to be a bug.

I am not a customer, so I can not; I am merely a concerned iCitizen.

Because DB2 LUW 11 has the same restriction documented for use in a routine-body [procedure, function, or trigger (trigger-body)], while not having any explicit note about [dis]allowance in dynamic-compound-statements [that I could find], by having opened the topic, I was mostly /wondering aloud/ if that statement really is allowed there; probably not many LUW DB2 lurkers here though. But if allowed in that other DB2 variant, in a d-c-s, then someone who is a DB2 for IBM i customer, and who might eventually want the capability, such a person might want to pursue the issue as a defect.

I did consider submitting a doc comment [probably just as good as a PMR, and something I can do, with just an IBM ID], but figured I would await followups to this topic; though I will probably forget soon, that I ever wrote any of this :-Q I will probably only remember when I ever again try to use that statement again in a d-c-s; and recall easily enough that I can just do the EXECUTE IMMEDIATE [no matter how daft] to circumvent, if ever I want.


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