Re: SQL0504 when returning a result set.

On 22 March 2016 at 18:13, Bruce Collins <bcollins@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Guys, I have been pulling my hair out with this and I hope you can help me with it.

Below is the code to an SQLRPGLE program and a stored procedure.

The program calls the Stored Procedure pass First and Last Name. The SP returns a result set. I am getting an SQL error SQL0504
Stating that I have not declared the cursor but it gets declared in the ALLOCATE statement. See below highlighted in yellow.

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Dcl-S MyResultSet SQLTYPE(RESULT_SET_LOCATOR);

EXEC SQL CALL uspGetMatch(:ADFNAME, :ADLNAME); //Stored Procedure

Exec SQL
ASSOCIATE RESULT SET LOCATORS
(:MyResultSet)
WITH PROCEDURE uspGetMatch;

Exec SQL
ALLOCATE MYCURSOR CURSOR
FOR RESULT SET :MyResultSet;
Exec SQL
Open MYCURSOR;
SQL0504: Position 23 Cursor MYCURSOR not declared.

I have something like this but I don't do an OPEN.


call myproc
if sqlstate = sql_rs_returned
associate result set locators :myresultset
with procedure myprocedure

if sqlstate = sql_normal
allocate mycursor cursor for result set :myresultset

fetch next from mycursor into :mystruc

close mycursor

IBM i 7.2 TR3
--buck