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According to the book I'm reading (page 260 of SQL/400 Developer's Guide
by Paul Conte and Mike Cravitz)
You need to change this:
BEGIN
IF UPDATING
<DELETE SQL STATEMENT>
ELSEIF DELETING
<UPDATE SQL STATEMENT>
END IF
END
to this:
BEGIN
IF UPDATING
<DELETE SQL STATEMENT>;
ELSEIF DELETING
<UPDATE SQL STATEMENT>;
END IF;
END
The problem is that you are assuming that SQL says "Hey, he put an ELSEIF
here, that implies that we were supposed to stop processing the previous
IF statement", and you're also assuming that SQL says "Hey, he put an END
IF here, that implies that we were supposed to stop processing the
previous IF statement".
Add the three semicolons.
Rob Berendt
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