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My understanding is that SQLCODE and SQLSTATE are set to the result
after each SQL statement, which probably means reset at the start of
each SQL statement. Since this code is SQl procedural language, it looks
like IF is an SQL statement.
I just googled this and ran across and SAP question about it - seems
there might have been a change in behavior there, and a change to what
is really the SQL standard.
Please remember that many things in SQL are the same in different
implementations, but I am not saying that SAP should be used
conclusively to determine what is going on with IBM i - this was just an
interesting similarity.
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