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I noted that this issue was resolved before, and the way it got
resolved was I compiled the QSQLSRC output of the program and saw what
was wrong.
I inadvertently overlaid that code from the previous version of it (from
Production) and now I'm getting a different error message Reason with
SQL5011.:
"Host structure not defined or not usable. Reason: *The datetime format
of a member of the host structure array does not match the SQL datetime
format.*"
Is there an SQL option or an RPG pre-compiler value that can help for
this one. I compiled the SQLRPGLE with RPGPPOPT(*LVL2) and then compiled
the QSQLSRC-RPG output but that didn't help either, it
Is there a solution to handling the "datetime /*format*/ matching" issue
here? It's happening at the cursor open statement, not the fetch.
I /think/ it had been working but I'm not sure now... Compiling the
QSQLSRC output, searching IBM's web pages about it, searching midrange
list archives, isn't helping.... :(
--Alan (aec)
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