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  3. May 2010

RE: SQLCOD definition

I tried to put a temporary file in a program that catches the sql
commands executed. I created a table in an sql session with using the
same names as in the rpg program so it would be automatically
populated.
How should I have declared the fields sqlcod or sqlcode in the table so
that they had the same definition in the rpg?

Hi, David:

If you compile an RPG SQL program, the generated print file has a cross
reference by default. If you look at that cross reference, you will be able
to see these variables. To help you out, the listing is alphabetized.

HTH

Dennis Lovelady
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"If you become a star, you don't change, everyone else does."
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