We saw a similar error with our TN5250e WinTronix IP Client file transfer client which uses DRDA.

As best we can tell IBM rewrote some of their server side software in V7R1 and the way the prepare statements were processed seemed to have changed.

We made the appropriate changes in our WinTronix IP Client and are now good to go on V7R1.

Maybe this is the same situation you are experiencing.

Best,

Jerry



On 11/8/2011 12:02 PM, Scott Klement wrote:
hi folks,

One of our company VP's is getting a SQL0518 when trying to connect via
Microsoft Query (via the iSeries Access ODBC driver) to our IBM i database.

The message is something like "Prepared statement FIFABTALL0002 not
found" (I may have gotten the name of the prepared statement wrong, I'm
going from memory.)

We recently upgraded IBM i from v5r4m0 to i 7.1 -- and that may have
been where this issue began. He was originally running V5R4 of iSeries
Access (despite that the OS was now 7.1) but, I tried upgrading his PC
to IBM i Access 7.1, and the problem remains.

He is running Windows 7 and Office 2007 (if that matters.)

A Google search found many PTFs for msgSQL0518 related issues, but they
all seemed to be for earlier releases of the operating system.

The PC that I use does not exhibit this problem, but I'm running Windows
XP, so that might be the difference.


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