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There's a basic problem here - SRCSEQ and SRCDAT are ZONED, not PACKED -
so DEC(6,2) will fail - you need the NUM(6,2) function - or even at more
recent versions of the OS, you might be able to just use the SUBSTR -
there are times when SQL on IBM i now just converts behind the scenes.
HTH
Vern
On 3/9/2022 12:39 PM, a4g atl wrote:
I am battling to get this to work.text
I have a PC file with source from another system. The file is a basic
file with no delimiters.and
I need to import it into a source file and preserve the SRCSEQ, SRCDAT
SRCDTA.
I have tried to use a SQL IMPORT as follows.
I have tried
INSERT into Lib/File
(select
cast(substr(1,6) as dec(6,2),
cast(substr(7,6) as dec(6,0),
substr(13,100)
from QTEMP.File);
I keep getting CAST errors SQL0420.
How could I achieve this?
TIA, DArryl Freinkel.
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