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On 11/28/2017 4:00 PM, John R. Smith, Jr. wrote:
So, since the object is found via the DSPOBJD command and the library the DSPOBJD command finds it in is the one that I hardcoded why would the update statement works with the library hardcoded but fail if it is omitted?
Wild guess: Naming has been changed from *SYS to *SQL by program B. See
exec sql SET OPTION. With *SQL, unqualified table names use the user ID
as the implied qualifier. At least this is testable by creating a
library named the same as your user ID, putting a copy of FILE1 in
there, and seeing if that works.
Some additional debugging information might be available in the special
registers:
CURRENT_PATH
CURRENT_SCHEMA
CURRENT_SERVER
SYSTEM_USER
Database > Programming > SQL programming > Data manipulation language >
Retrieving data using the SELECT statement
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/ssw_ibm_i_73/sqlp/rbafyspecreg.htm
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