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I tested this out with the following:
CREATE TABLE ROB/thefile (THENBR DEC ( 10, 0) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT)
Then I add a record with a value of nine 9's and run the following:
D MyVar s 10i 0
C eval MyVar=999999999
C MyVar dsply
C eval MyVar=1000000000
C MyVar dsply
C/exec sql
C+ select TheNbr into :MyVar from TheFile
C/end-exec
C MyVar dsply
C eval *inlr=*on
and it works. Then I change the value in the file from nine 9's to
1,000,000,000 and it fails with a MCH1210 "Receiver value too small to hold
result."
>From the ILE RPG reference, chapter 10, page 181:
Because of these length restrictions, the highest decimal value that can be
assigned to a 2-byte binary field is 9999 and the highest decimal value
that can be
assigned to a 4-byte binary field is 999 999 999.
>From the ILE RPG reference, chapter 10, page 184:
Field length Range of Allowed Values
10-digit integer -2147483648 to 2147483647
Therefore I agree with you, the precompiler seems to only be converting
integer to binary.
Rob Berendt
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
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All,
I have this situation where the pre-compiler insists that small integer is
4B0 and interger is 9B0
Has anyone found out how to insert the value that a small integer is
capable of (32676) via embedded SQL?
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