Re: How Come

Bill, 

Could it be that your IN clause is too long to fit on one line?  Try 
reformatting that line and see if it changes anything.

Eric

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Subject: [WDSCI-L] How Come


P Decl_Saexpom    B

      /FREE

       EXEC SQL

        Declare SAEXPOM

        Cursor for

         SELECT SUBSTR(SAEXPO,1,4) AS STORE, 

                SUBSTR(SAEXPO,5,8) AS DATE, 

                SUBSTR(SAEXPO,13,4) AS CODE, 

                SUBSTR(SAEXPO,15,2) AS Codesfx,

                SUBSTR(SAEXPO,17,12) AS AMOUNT

         FROM SAEXPOM

         WHERE SUBSTR(SAEXPO,13,4)
IN('1250','1260','1450','1460','2050','2060','2450','2460')

           AND SUBSTR(SAEXPO,1,4) >= ' 100'

SQL0104 Token SUBSTR was not valid. Valid tokens: ) ,

         ORDER BY SUBSTR(SAEXPO,1,4);

 

 

The above is strange and happens fairly regularly.  The statement is not
in error and executes just fine.  How come?

Thanks

Bill Barnes

Sr Analyst/Programmer

The Pantry, Inc

919-774-6700

ext 5211