COBDB0116 - COBDB0901

Lists the DB2 ECM error messages from COBDB0116 through COBDB0901.

• COBDB0116 An error occurred whilst processing the trace file.
  A file error occurred while trying to write information to the preprocessor trace file.
• COBDB0117 Invalid format of compound SQL statement. This condition is non-recoverable; subsequent (valid) SQL statements may generate spurious errors.
  A compound SQL statement did not precompile successfully.
• COBDB0118 Mismatched DECLARE.
  More than one DECLARE statement was found within an EXEC SQL statement.
• COBDB0119 Host variable name is too long.
  The host variable name is too long. If you are using a version of DB2 before DB2 LUW V5, the maximum length of the host variable is 30 characters. The preprocessor automatically adds 3 characters to a host variable name to make it unique unless you specify directive DB2(NOQUALFIX) to turn this feature off.
• COBDB0120 Internal error - dictionary handle is too big.
  The preprocessor creates an internal dictionary of all host variables used in a program. A system error has occurred.
• COBDB0121 Package name is too long, max=8 chars, use ACCESS directive to fix.
  The package name specified is longer than 8 characters. If you did not specify an explicit package name via the ACCESS directive, the preprocessor defaults to use the filename of the program being compiled. If this name is more than 8 characters, this error message is generated.
• COBDB0127 A '(' is illegal in the INTO clause.
  A left parenthesis "(" was found in the SQL statement in error.
• COBDB0131 SQLCA or SQLCODE not found.
  An SQLCA or SQLCODE was not found in the Working-Storage Section or Linkage Section.
• COBDB0137 Indicator variable ind-var is not SMALLINT type.
  The indicator variable data definition does not match the data type associate with it in the SQL statement. For example, you are trying to use an indicator variable defined as PIC X(n) rather than PIC S9(04) COMP.
• COBDB0900 An internal error occurred. Create a trace file using the compiler directive CHKECM(TRACE) and contact your support representative.
  An unexpected error occurred in the preprocessor.
• COBDB0901 This error prevents SQL processing from continuing - further EXEC SQL statements will be ignored.
  If a severe SQL error occurs, any additional EXEC SQL statements will not be processed by the preprocessor.