RUNSQLSTM will not use anything past column 80...it truncates everything
Not quite true!
Beginning with Release 6.1 (or 7.1) RUNSQLSTM was enhanced by an option
MARGINS that allows to use SQL script past column 80.
(Default for MARGINS is 80, but can be enhanced up to 32754)
The following statement allows read and execute SQL code up to column 256
RUNSQLSTM SRCFILE(MYSRCLIB/QSQLSTMT)
SRCMBR(MYMBR)
COMMIT(*NONE)
MARGINS(256)
RunSQLSTM also allows to execute SQL Scripts within an Streamfile.
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RUNSQLSTM will not use anything past column 80...it truncates everything
beyond that column...
Thanks,
Tommy Holden
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You know what. You nailed it. That was it. My source member is a .txt
but WDSC only lets you choose a length of 112. This morning when I opened
up WDSC the member opened up with truncated lines. Yesterday the local
copy was showing without the truncations. But after you close the member
and reopen it then you get the fresh look from the DB. Is there a way to
make a srcpf longer than 112? I thought you could make it much longer?
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Is the statement too long for the source member? Does it run into a
comment portion of the line? Thus, resulting in part of it being
truncated at runtime?
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The previous statement does end with an error but it is only severity 20
telling me the table was created but no journaled. I have 7 create table
statements and they all finish with this error, but the runsqlstm doesn't
choke on them.
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Bryce,
Try running it in a source by itself and see if it gets an error. I'd bet
the create table statement in front of it is the statement in error
(semicolon or no semicolon).
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It is not the only statement in the source but all the previous statements
have semicolons. I tried wrapping the select in parens and got the same
error.
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Is this the only statement in the source? Is there a semicolon missing
from a preceding statement?
And does the SELECT need to be wrapped in parentheses?
Vern
On 10/6/2010 10:41 AM, Bryce Martin wrote:
This statement gives an error in RUNSQLSTM but runs fine from an
interactive sql tool.
INSERT INTO BMDATA/RCM#NAME (K, V) SELECT TRIM(CNME), CCUST FROM
BPCSFFG/RCM WHERE CMID = 'CM' AND CNME NOT LIKE '**%';
Here is the error...
SQL0199 30 9 Position 8 Keyword INTO not expected. Valid tokens:
FOR
WITH FETCH ORDER UNION EXCEPT OPTIMIZE.
It has not been a good SQL day so far for me.
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