Re: RDI still stuck in 80 column punch-card mode with SQL. Maybe compiler limitation?

Jon,



Your right! It does work! My mistake!



I was debugging with my co-worker, and the sql statement was not working…



I shift it over to before column-80. Then I discovered that I missed the open on the declare cursor….



So, thankfully, no problem going past column-80 with SQL Statements! My mistake!



-Ken Killian-



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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] RDI still stuck in 80 column punch-card mode with SQL. Maybe compiler limitation?

"PS. I am just really trying to met deadlines. Sorry, for coming across so negative. My bad."

It's OK - we are used to it.

I suspect that if there is a limitation it is in the pre-compiler - but I thought that had fixed that.

On Aug 11, 2019, at 5:58 PM, Ken Killian <kkillian@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Side note, we are fairly current on IBM I 7.3, with recent TR, I am pretty sure….



Is there a simple way to check our Technology refresh level? Oh yeah, I am using RDI 9.6.0.6, the latest greatest. But, I assume this is really a compiler issue, not completely sure.



Just need to get my work done. Might as well stick to IBM’s beloved punch-card limitation of maximum of 80-columns. My fault for going past punch-card-column 80. My bad.



-Ken Killian-



PS. I am just really trying to met deadlines. Sorry, for coming across so negative. My bad.







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Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2019 5:28:09 PM
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Subject: [WDSCI-L] RDI still stuck in 80 column punch-card mode with SQL. Maybe compiler limitation?

Hi,

My SQLRPGLE code failed on SQL Statement going past punch-card column 80. Which I guess/Assume is a problem with the compiler. But, RDI 9.6.0.6 does not tell me that. Neither does the compiler.

Put back in the 80-columns like the 1960's punch card machine, and then it works...

So much for **free being "Truly" Free.

No wonder our box is called the Univac-Punch-Card-400. perception is reality... <sad face>


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