SQL Statement failing in COBOL program

["Jim Essinger" <dilbernator@xxxxxxxxx>]

I asked this in the WDSc list, but none of the responses helped me find the
problem.  I have the following statement;

Exec SQL
 Declare LTRC1 cursor for
 with t1 as (Select distinct lnbss, lnbond
                          from slsfiles/sllnrep
                          WHERE lnlsts < "P90" )
               select
                 Distinct ZIP_CODE,
                         PLUS_FOUR,
                          CAR_RTE_CD,
                          CAR_RTE_CD,
                          PLUS_SIX,
                          PAGE_INFO,
                          ADDR_LINE1,
                          ADDR_LINE2,
                          ADDR_LINE3,
                          ADDR_LINE4,
                          BORR_NAME,
                          BORR_SSN,
                          RTN_CODES,
                          LNBOND
                 from  BCTEST/BCSRREP,
                       SLSFILES/SLBRREP Join T1 on BrBSS = LNBSS
                WHERE Dec(BORR_SSN,9,0) = Dec(BRQDVA *100,9,0)
                Order by LnBond, Zip_Code
           END-EXEC

The select statement works in STRSQL and selects the records I want to
process.  When I run it in the program, the open cursor statement completes
normally, but the fetch gets me a SQLSTATE of 22018 with a SQLCODE of -420.
The code book says;

"The character value for the CAST, DECIMAL, FLOAT, or INTEGER scalar
function is invalid."

Every column selected is alpha except the LNBOND which is a packed decimal 3
long in the file.  I have the receiving field for the LNBOND field set as a
Signed Packed Decimal 3 long.  BRQDVA in the "WHERE" clause is a number in
9,999,999.99 format, and so to compare with the account number (not really
SSN, but was at one time) I have to move decimal to the right like
999,999,999. The BORR_SSN is actually a number, just stored as character.

This statement happens to be in ILE COBOL SQL, but the question is more SQL
based then program based.  Also I know that in this example, taken from the
program the constant 'P90' has double quotes, required by COBOL, and not
single as required by STRSQL.

I'm not sure what I am being told by the message.

Any thoughts/Help?

Thanks!

Jim