RE: RPG SQL error...

["Andrew Lutz" <alutz@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Joel,

Just a suggestion....

Because of the differences with SQL (i.e it is not record level access) your 
data base integrity would be better served if you did start Journaling.


Also worth noting:

When you create a collection (equals library) CREATE COLLECTION.  IBM populates 
the library with a journal QSQJRN and some really useful views.

When you create a table (equals file) CREATE TABLE.  IBM automatically attaches 
the file to journal QSQJRN if it exists in the library.


Welcome to the 'dark side'!



Andrew Lutz
Database Administrator
PMI Mortgage Insurance Company
(916) 851-7140
(925) 437-5715 (cell)


>>> jrc@masi-brac.com 08/09/02 09:35AM >>>
Thanks Rob, that was it!

Of course, the question does come to mind: if the command name is
CRTSQLRPGI, indicating an RPGILE module, and almost all RPG runs on an
AS/400, and I'd be willing to bet that the majority of them are NOT
journaling, shouldn't the command default be *NONE?  Either that or my view
of the world is far too simplistic...

:-)

Joel R. Cochran
Director of Internet Services
VamaNet.com
(800)480-8810
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> -----Original Message-----
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> Unless you have the file journaled you must compile your program with
> COMMIT(*NONE)
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> Rob Berendt
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> safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
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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
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