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  3. May 2010

RE: SQLCOD definition

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.

Thanks.

I created a table with SQL with the field wSQLCOD INTEGER. In the
program list I see :
O WSQLCOD 14B BIN4 9,0

In the cross references section I see :
WSQLCOD P(9,0)
SQLCOD B(9,0)
SQLCODE I(10,0)


I don't know how I should have defined my field so that it had the same
definition as SQLCOD or SQLCODE;

If you are asking about DDS, SQLCOD would be length 9, Binary (B data type),
0 decimals.

Otherwise, can you be more specific about how/where this definition should
be specified?

Dennis Lovelady
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