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IFS_READ normally returns a CLOB(2G) doesn't it? It seems like you'd be getting pointers on every read. Maybe trying casting the results as a character string within the SQL instead of the select *.

Something like:
EXEC SQL DECLARE CURSOR1 CURSOR FOR SELECT cast(line as char(500)) FROM TABLE(QSYS2.IFS_READ(PATH_NAME => :FileName))

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This is my first time trying this function (always used API calls before).

After reading 512 rows the next fetch fails with SQLSTATE 38501 and there are pointer errors in Db2 functions listed in the job log.

If I delete some rows from the start of the IFS file it will read past the row it stopped on before and fail on the new row 513.

Just doing a basic cursor:

EXEC SQL DECLARE CURSOR1 CURSOR FOR SELECT * FROM TABLE(QSYS2.IFS_READ(PATH_NAME => :FileName)); EXEC SQL OPEN CURSOR1; DOU SQLSTATE >= '02000';
EXEC SQL FETCH NEXT FROM CURSOR1 INTO :IFS_Input;
IF SQLSTATE >= '02000';
LEAVE;
ENDIF;

// code to process input

ENDDO;
EXEC CLOSE CURSOR1;




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Vermont Information Processing, Inc.
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