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Have you tried to use a parameter marker for the data structure?
Sqlstmt = 'Insert Into ' + %trimr( wxlib ) + '/' + %trimr( wxdb ) + ' ' +
' ? rows values(?)';
Exec SQL Prepare ....;

Exec SQL Execute using(:rowsreturned, :ds);

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-----Original Message-----
From: RPG400-L <rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of
stefan@xxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Dienstag, 27. Juli 2021 10:44
To: RPG400-L@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: How to prepare a multi-row insert?

Hi!



Having this working insert into statement:

exec sql

Insert Into TAGSTE/CPDETAILS :rowsreturned rows

values( :ds );



Now I need to be able to change the table name/library.

My understanding is that host variables cannot be used in a prepared
statement so:



Sqlstmt = 'Insert Into ' + %trimr( wxlib ) + '/' + %trimr( wxdb ) + ' ' +

' ? rows values(' + ds + ')';



exec sql

prepare tcanzjrn_insert_cpdetails

from :sqlstmt;



exec sql

execute tcanzjrn_insert_cpdetails

using

:rowsreturned;



The ds is declared as:

dcl-ds ds qualified dim(100);

CPCODE CHAR( 1 ); // Journal code

CPENTT CHAR( 2 ); // Entry type

CPTSTP TIMESTAMP; // Timestamp of entry

...

end-ds;



The compiler pukes at my first sqlstmt assignment by claiming:

*RNF5343 30 1 Array has too many omitted indexes; specification is
ignored.



How can I circumvent this?



Thanks!




Stefan Tageson











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