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namashlr
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Hi,
How can we solve -818 error and -180 error
let me know.... |
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UmeySan
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Hi !
-818 Compile, Link & Bind
-180 Correct the value of the programm field
Not having the right format for time, date or timestamp
Regards, UmeySan |
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marimuthu_G
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HI ,
i have to FETCH TIMESTAMP VALUE (of a table AND WRITE INTO SEQUENTIAL FILE) and then use this file to poulate a nother table...its giving me -180 error.....how to remove this..
thanx in advance |
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ksk
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Marimuthu_G,
Raise your question with new tiopic.
As UmeySan told, -180 is incorrect format of Timestamp. Post where you are getting the error.
KSK |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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if you select a Timestamp field into (or fetch a cursor) a host variable, insure the host variable is defined as pic x(26).
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what are you actually selecting (fetching if it is a cursor). In all caps, this is not good db2 syntax. do you mean select/fetch the value of a timestamp column? |
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stodolas
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| Seems odd to me also to select a value from DB2, write it to a file, and write it back to DB2.... Unless you are crossing subsystems... |
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