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See the WHENEVER logic below: Sample data (as stored into a simple character field): SAMPLE 2007-02-10 2007-02-32 2007-02-15 D testdate s d /free exec sql Set Option Naming = *Sys, Commit = *None, UsrPrf = *User, DynUsrPrf = *User, Datfmt = *iso, CloSqlCsr = *EndMod; *inlr=*on; exec sql declare c1 cursor for select CAST(SUBSTRING(BIGTEXT,1,10) AS DATE) AS THEDATE from blastme; exec sql open c1; exec sql whenever sqlerror continue; dow 1=1; exec sql fetch c1 into :testdate; select; when sqlstt='02000'; leave; when sqlstt<>'00000'; dsply sqlstt; iter; EndSl; dsply testdate; EndDo; exec sql close c1; /end-free Joblog:
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DSPLY 2007-02-10 Data mapping error on member BLASTME. Data mapping error on member BLASTME. Data mapping error on member BLASTME. Syntax of date, time, or timestamp value not valid. DSPLY 22007 DSPLY 2007-02-15 Rob Berendt
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