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All,

I've got an SQLSTATE copy member with SQLSTATE code values defined
that I've used for a long time:

// Class Code 00: Unqualified Successful Completion
d SQL_STATE_SUCCESS...
d c '00000'

// Class Code 02: No Data
d SQL_STATE_NO_DATA...
d c '02000'
d SQL_STATE_NO_MORE_RS...
d c '02001'

It just hit me that I could run into trouble in the future given IBM's
recommendation to not start user variable names with SQL. Since IBM
reserves the right to add variables that begin with SQL.

Unless for some reason the proscription on user created names with SQL
wouldn't apply to constants??

On the other hand, given the long names being used it's probably
pretty unlikely that IBM would use the same name for
something...right??

Thanks!
Charles Wilt

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