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They are the same size, as is the customer number, I thought of thatearlier
and double checked those.day
Here is what IBM says about 305:
SQL0305
Message Text:
Indicator variable required.
Cause Text:
A FETCH, an embedded SELECT, a CALL or a SET or VALUES INTO statement has
resulted in a null value, but an indicator variable was not specified for
host variable &2. The relative position of the host variable in the INTO
clause or parameter list is &1. If the host variable name is *N, an SQLDA
was specified.
Recovery Text:
Specify an indicator variable, and precompile the program again.
SQLCODE or SQLCODEs:
-305
SQLSTATE or SQLSTATEs:
22002 22004
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Subject: Re: As much as I hate showing my own stupidity more than once a
(I am flat out stuck) Embedded SQL
Of course, it would help if I knew what the status code -305 meant but, in
any case, I would cast the retrieved field to be the same size as the
'fetch' defines.
To wit:
SELECT cast(SUM(SLEXT$) as dec (9,2)) FROM SLSTRNL5 etc.
Arthur J. Marino
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As much as I hate showing my own stupidity more than once a day ( I am
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flat out stuck) Embedded SQL
I am reading a file and using the values within that file to create an SQL
that will go out and select a sum of sales figures for a particular
customer.
Here is the relevant SQL code:
C*---Prepare SQL Statement
C/EXEC SQL
C+ DECLARE C1 CURSOR FOR
C+ SELECT SUM(SLEXT$) FROM SLSTRNL5
C+ WHERE SLACCT= :CUSTNO
C+ AND SLTDAT > :ZBDATEN
C+ AND SLTDAT <= :ZEDATEN
C+ AND SLCLAS > 1
C+ AND SLSHRT = ' '
C/END-EXEC
I then open the cursor with the following:
C*---Open the Cursor
C/EXEC SQL
C+ OPEN C1
C/END-EXEC
I then am running a fetch statement with the following:
C*---Fetch the Result and place into Variable
C/EXEC SQL
C+ FETCH C1 INTO :ZSUM
C/END-EXEC
ZSUM is defined as an 9,2 on the D spec
Everything so far, at least to my eyes looks good...
However before I process that ZSUM data (output to a report) I check the
SQLCOD and I am getting a return code of -305..I have checked the
variables
that I am passing in, such as CUSTNO (defined on the D SPEC correctly),
ZBDATEN and ZEDATEN are also defined on the D SPEC correctly...so I have
no
clue what variable the system is balking at.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Douglas
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