Re: SQL, fetch & decimal data error

Pete,

I tried your solution with the Null indicator but I still get the Decimal
Data Error.




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Re: SQL, fetch & decimal data error






Use and null indicator on your SQL statement and it will handle the
error for you by setting on the null indicator (which you could ignore
or use for further processing).

I coded my SQL like this (covering ALL the bases):

C/EXEC SQL

C+ FETCH FROM C2 INTO :DocID :N1,:Asset :N2,:LineNum :N3,

C+ :DescID :N4,:Desc :N5,:AcqDate :N6,:PONum :N7,

C+ :POLine :N8,:VendNum :N9,:Invoice :N10,:AcqMethod :N11,

C+ :Condition :N12,:Cost :N13, :Account :N14

C/END-EXEC


Null indicators in the D specs are like this:

//Null indicator fields

D N1 S 5I 0


Pete Helgren


MKirkpatrick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

I am using SQL to read a file. I use an Ext DS for the fields in the
file. I have a field defined as packed and some of the records have
*Blanks in this field. When I FETCH, I get a DDE. Can I code around
this? If so, how? Short of fixing the data and the pgms that
write/update this file (S36), what are my options? Thanks.





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