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So...dumb question I guess, but for some reason I am drawing a complete
blank on this.

Can you see why this would be getting a RNF0274 - Compiler Directive not
recognized errror message?

C/EXEC SQL
C+ SELECT COUNT(*)
c+ INTO :IoRecsRmn
c+ FROM CSPDPPRT
C/END-EXEC


I've never had a problem with embedded sql before, so I'm wondering what
might be going on here. Maybe a missing PTF or something on the iSeries?
I can't say that I have ever tried to compile SQLRPGLE on this particular
machine before.

Here's the relevant portion of the compile listing...


3640 C/EXEC SQL

====> aaaaa

NF0274 30 a 015900 Compiler directive not recognized; directive
ignored.
3641 C+ SELECT COUNT(*)

====> aabcceee dddddddddd

NF5001 20 a 016000 Control-Level entry is not valid; defaults to
previous
control level.

NF5006 20 b 016000 Not entry is neither N nor blank; defaults to
blank.
NF5007 20 c 016000 Conditioning-Indicator entry is not valid; defaults
to
blanks.

NF0289 20 d 016000 Entry contains data that is not valid; only valid
data is
used.

NF5010 20 e 016000 Factor 1 entry is not blank for the specified
operation;
defaults to blanks.

3642 C+ INTO :IoRecsRmn

====> aabcce dddddddddddd

NF5001 20 a 016100 Control-Level entry is not valid; defaults to
previous
control level.



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