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To all,
I have a program that is very simple. It just performs a SQL delete
without any other input, files, fields, etc.
When I attempt to compile the program I get the below errors...
C Z-ADD 4 SQLER6
SQL
RNF7044: The field SQLER6 on the C specification is not numeric; the
specification is ignored.
RNF7030: The name or indicator SQLER6 is not defined.
C CALL SQLROUTE
SQL
RNF7030: The name or indicator SQLROUTE is not defined.
C PARM SQLCA
SQL
RNF7030: The name or indicator SQLCA is not defined.
If you take a look at the original source that there are no extra lines
between the first copy book and the /Free directive. However, looking
through the pre-processor code I noticed that all of the SQLCA was
embedded between the HSPECLE /ELSE -> /ENDIF directives.
If I add one line between the copy book and the /Free directive the
program compiles correctly.
Anyone think this is a bug or a feature?
Original source =>
http://code.midrange.com/47d375d7c6.html
Pre-processed source =>
http://code.midrange.com/1a2a0cc1f2.html
h-spec copy book =>
http://code.midrange.com/efb38dc765.html
Thanks, Matt
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