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Evidently you need to set EXTIND=*YES with an EXEC SQL SET OPTION statement.
Unfortunately, I was only looking at the UPDATE statement and found no way to activate the option for a single static statement.
Which means that if you want to use an extended indicator arrays with Static statements, you must use them for all statements within the program. Or am I missing something?
With Dynamic statements you can specify the WITH EXTENDED INDICATORS on a Prepare statement, so it can only affects a single statement in the program.
Thanks for the tip Michael, I don't normally look the "Database Embedded SQL programming" manual and do most of my research using the "DB2 for i SQL Reference".
Which also shows the EXTIND with the Set Options statement, it just didn't occur to me that I would need to make a global setting to activate a feature for a single statement.
Chris Hiebert
Senior Programmer/Analyst
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