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On a whim, I whipped together the specs to dump every possible
condition-information-item.  DB2_TOKEN_COUNT & DB2_TOKEN_STRING appear to
have the information pertaining to message *data*, but the DB2_TOKEN_STRING
appears to max out at 70 characters.  Some of the google references seem to
indicate that GET CONDITION does away with the small 70-character message
data area.  Is there supposed to be a larger area?

Also, is a D-spec's 10i 0 sufficient to hold an INTEGER, as defined in the
SQL Reference?  That's what I used, and limited testing didn't show any
problems; still I'd like to know what is expected.

Thanks,
Dan

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