RE: SQL Date Type SQLRPGLE Program Error

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

If it's a null issue then perhaps a look at the coalesce might help. 
However that kills the 'select *' mentality.

I stopped using select * in imbedded code a few releases back.  Had an 
external DS based on a file.  There were other libraries with this file 
that had extra fields on the end that we didn't care about.  Even though 
the DS was based on the shorter file it worked for the fields we cared 
about.  Along comes a new release and they upped the severity of the error 
and all heck broke loose.  Now we still use external DS's but we specify 
just the fields we want.  Makes the SQL statement a LOT longer though.

Rob Berendt
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I'd imagine that the date's aren't "zero" or "0001-01-01" as you say.

Instead, the dates are null and you need to pass a null indicator array to 
SQL so it can set the indicators for the null fields.

HTH,

Charles Wilt
iSeries Systems Administrator / Developer
Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Mike Wills
> Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 1:53 PM
> To: Midrange_RPG400_L
> Subject: SQL Date Type SQLRPGLE Program Error
> 
> 
> I am hoping someone can help me understand why my code isn't working.
> On my file, there is some SQL date data types defined. For example:
> 
> D gResultDs     E DS                  EXTNAME(DBAPAPI)
> 75=D DAPICMPNY                      4B 0 
> 76=D DAPIVENDOR                     9A 
> 77=D DAPIINVC                      22A 
> 78=D DAPISUFFIX                     4B 0 
> 79=D DAPICNCLSQ                     4B 0 
> 80=D DAPICNCLDT                    10D   DATFMT (*ISO-)
> 81=D DAPIBTCHNM                     9B 0 
> 82=D DAPIBTCHDT                    10D   DATFMT (*ISO-)
> 83=D DAPIVCHNBR                    10A 
> 84=D DAPIATHCD                      3A 
> 85=D DAPIPRCLVL                     5A 
> 86=D DAPIACCRCD                     4A 
> 87=D DAPIINVOTY                     1A 
> 88=D DAPIINVCRR                     5A 
> 89=D DAPIPYCRRN                     5A 
> 90=D DAPIINSTIN                    10D   DATFMT (*ISO-)
> 91=D DAPIPRFRLC                     4A 
> 92=D DAPIPNMBR                     14A 
> 
> I am doing a "select *" and putting the results in gResultDs. I am
> getting a SQLSTT of 22008 and SQLCOD of -183. The text for the error
> is: Datetime field overflow occured; for example an arithmetic
> operation on a date or timestamp has a result that is not within the
> valid range of dates.
> 
> Using UPDDTA, I don't see any invalid dates. There are a couple that
> are "0" (0001-01-01), all of the rest are within this last year or so.
> Any ideas for me?
> 
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