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Naga Rajender.K
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Hi ,
I am using the below function in my program.
EXEC SQL
VALUES :WS-TIMESTAMP-OUT = FUNCTION JTIMEZONECONVERTER
(:WS-TIMESTAMP-IN ,
:WS-ORG-TIME-ZONE ,
:WS-TARGET-TIME-ZONE
)
END-EXEC
i am getting the error as
** External Compiler Module message
** DB0100 SQL0104N An unexpected token ":WS-TIMESTAMP-OUT =
** FUNCTION" was found following "VALUES ". Expected tokens may
** include: "<space>". SQLSTATE=42601
Thanks in advance
Naga |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| try: VALUES <function(parms)> INTO :Host-VAR |
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Naga Rajender.K
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Than q Dick for ur reply.
But i am getting the same error with yhe above syntax. Can we use SELECT with RETURN..
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Craq Giegerich
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EXEC SQL
VALUES :WS-TIMESTAMP-OUT = FUNCTION JTIMEZONECONVERTER
(:WS-TIMESTAMP-IN ,
:WS-ORG-TIME-ZONE ,
:WS-TARGET-TIME-ZONE
)
END-EXEC |
If JTIMEZONECONVERTER is a DB2 function try this
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EXEC SQL
SET :WS-TIMESTAMP-OUT = JTIMEZONECONVERTER(:WS-TIMESTAMP-IN, :WS-ORG-TIME-ZONE, :WS-TARGET-TIME-ZONE)
END-EXEC |
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Naga Rajender.K
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Hi Craq.
I tried with this. But didnt work.
Actually we are working with cobol on AIX environment. How can we know that whether this particular db2 function is created correctly or not.
Can anybody provide sql to verify whether db2 function is created or not.
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Marso
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| Naga Rajender.K wrote: |
EXEC SQL
VALUES :WS-TIMESTAMP-OUT = FUNCTION JTIMEZONECONVERTER
(:WS-TIMESTAMP-IN ,
:WS-ORG-TIME-ZONE ,
:WS-TARGET-TIME-ZONE
)
END-EXEC |
What is that? is it part of a SELECT, an UPDATE or a SET statement?
You've removed too many details...
Also, what do you mean by this:
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| Can we use SELECT with RETURN |
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Naga Rajender.K
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| can any one provide the sql query to verify whether the DB2 External Function is created or not. |
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Craq Giegerich
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| You could try showing us the definition of the function! |
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Naga Rajender.K
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Actually I have the create query as follows.Im trying to derive the values from the below DDL.
CREATE FUNCTION TIMEZONECON(UTCtimestamp varchar(50), originaltimezone varchar(5), targetimezone varchar(5))
RETURNS varchar(100)
EXTERNAL NAME 'TIMEZONECON.TZCON’
LANGUAGE java
PARAMETER STYLE JAVA
DETERMINISTIC
FENCED
NOT NULL CALL
NO SQL
NO EXTERNAL ACTION
NO SCRATCHPAD
ALLOW PARALLEL;
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Craq Giegerich
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| What are the definitions for WS-TIMESTAMP-IN, WS-ORG-TIME-ZONE, WS-TARGET-TIME-ZONE, and WS-TIMESTAMP-OUT? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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just take a decision.. You posted in the cobol forum, but You say..
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Actually we are working with cobol on AIX environment.
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Actually I have the create query as follows.Im trying to derive the values from the below DDL.
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LANGUAGE java
PARAMETER STYLE JAVA
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what is that You want ?? 
anywhere ( MF, AIX, UNIX, LINUX, WINDOZE ) any cobol thingy must be compiled,
why not speak to Your support
and read the manual for Your environment |
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