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The neat thing is that a change management package will remember your
compile prompts.  Not only that, but so will Code/400.  (Just had to plug
both.)

Rob Berendt
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
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Unless you have the file journaled you must compile your program with
COMMIT(*NONE)

Rob Berendt
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As if I haven't been messing around with new satuff enough recently I'm
trying to write my first SQLRPGLE program.  I use SQL frequently in Java
for
JDBC access, so I am not new to it just to doing so in RPG.

I have the following SQL Statement:

c/Exec SQL
c+              Update    VMLOCAXES2
c+                 Set    XBEGDATE = :sqlBegDate,
c+                        XENDDATE = :sqlEndDate
c+               Where    XCLIENT = :clientId and XPACKAGE = :AXLOC
c/End-Exec

All variables are populated correctly (according to Debug) just prior to
executing this statement.  I am receiving the following error information:

SQLCOD = -7008

The description for this is:
&1 in &2 not valid for operation.

SQLERM = VMLOCAXES2 CGILIB2

This is the correct library, so why would the file not be valid for
UPDATE?
Could it have something to do with Commitment control?

TIA,

Joel R. Cochran
Director of Internet Services
VamaNet.com
(800)480-8810
mailto:webmaster@vamanet.com

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