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I removed the prepare and modified the declare accordingly.
No change on the runtime error. I'm stumped.
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From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Charles Wilt
Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 12:35 PM
To: RPG programming on the IBM i / System i
Subject: Re: Embedded SQL Fails on JOIN
First of all,
There's no reason for the code you're showing to be dynamic.
exec SQL
declare C1 cursor for
Select
Re$BC, ReAN8, ReEftjx,
ReEnddx, ReMcu, Re$OPS, Mcrp17
From Qtemp/F57755U
Left Outer Join F0006
on TRIM(ReMcu) = TRIM(McMcu)
Order by McRP17, Re$BC, ReAn8;
exec SQL
open C1;
exec SQL
fetch next from C1 into :IPDs :NullInds;
The above compile fine for me, are you getting a compile time or a
run time error?
Charles
On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 12:04 PM, Coyle, Stephen F.
<SCoyle@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi All,--
I have an embedded SQL statement that fails when I select fields
from a secondary file. It works fine when I only select fields from the
primary file. Here is the code and message received. MCRP17 is from the
secondary.
Thanks in advance...
- Steve
D MySQL S 2000 Varying
INZ('Select -
Re$BC, ReAN8, ReEftjx, -
ReEnddx, ReMcu, Re$OPS, Mcrp17 -
From Qtemp/F57755U -
Left Outer Join F0006 -
on TRIM(ReMcu) = TRIM(McMcu) -
Order by McRP17, Re$BC, ReAn8')
D IPDs Ds INZ
D IP$BC Like( My57755U.Re$BC )
D IPAn8 Like( My57755U.ReAn8 )
D IPEftjx Like( My57755U.ReEftjx )
D IPEnddx Like( My57755U.ReEnddx )
D IPMcu Like( My57755U.ReMcu )
D IP$OPS Like( My57755U.Re$OPS )
D IPRp17 Like( My0006.McRp17 )
D NullInds s 5i 0 dim(7)
EXEC SQL
Prepare S1 from :MySQL ;
EXEC SQL
Declare ReadCsr CURSOR FOR S1 ;
EXEC SQL
Open ReadCsr ;
EXEC SQL
Fetch Next From ReadCsr Into :IPDs :NullInds ;
Message . . . . : Number of host variables less than result values.
SQLSTT = '01503' The number of result columns is larger than the number
of host variables provided.
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