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Normally I will write an Embedded SQL program and will run it in batch using. To the width constraints and could write my queries using a free format style. For example, 'grep foo/mydir/.' searches for string foo in all the files.

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Eniacson wrote:

I've worked with DB2 for a long time, but I'm new to the AS400
environment.
I'm having a problem with an SQL statement that runs perfectly when I
use STRSQL, but when I batch it and call RUNSQLSTM, the exact same
statement (with a semicolon added at the very end) fails with the
following error:
Buffer length longer than record for member SBXARDTL.
Member SBXARDTL not journaled to journal *N.
SBXARDTL in QGPL not valid for operation.
RUNSQLSTM command failed.
SQL9010 received by procedure SBXORCEXT.
Now, SBXARDTL is a new table I created, and the SQL statement is an
insert based on a select on another table. Table was empty when I
attempted the batch insert.
SBXORCEXT is the CL program that calls RUNSQLSTM.
I could add more details, but for a seasoned AS400 expert among you
probably this is enough info to pinpoint the problem.
I will appreciate any hints.
Thanks in advance.

DB2 for i5/OS supports an isolation level of no-commit (NC). This means
SQL can be run in a mode where a transaction can not be committed or
rolled back. For NC, no journaling is required, whereas it is required
for all other isolation levels. The '.. not valid for operation.'
message is likely SQL7008 with reason code 3 (see below). You might
compare the isolation level (aka commitment control level) used in both
STRSQL and RUNSQLSTM. In STRSQL use F13 option 1 to check if commitment
control is *NONE; then check the value for the COMMIT parameter of
RUNSQLSTM (default is *CHG I believe). If this is the problem and the
RUNSQLSTM default is other than *NONE, you could change it to *NONE, or
set up journaling for the target table (physical file).
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce..v5r4/index.jsp
Note that when using SQL CREATE SCHEMA, journal objects are
automatically created. Then when an SQL table is created into the
schema, it is automatically journaled.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce..rbafyjourg.htm
Message ID . . . . . . . . . : SQL7008
Message file . . . . . . . . : QSQLMSG
Library . . . . . . . . . : QSYS
Message . . . . : &1 in &2 not valid for operation.
Cause . . . . . : The reason code is &3. Reason codes are:
1 -- &1 has no members.
2 -- &1 has been saved with storage free.
3 -- &1 not journaled, no authority to the journal, or the journal
state
is *STANDBY. Files with an RI constraint action of CASCADE, SET NULL,
or
SET DEFAULT must be journaled to the same journal.
--
Karl Hanson

You can't use a SELECT statement with RUNSQLSTM. You can do an INSERT, however, so maybe you could create a temp file that you could INSERT the result set into..
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Another possibility is to insert your SELECT into a QMQRY and then do a STRQMRY to an outfile. The output file does not need to be defined ahead of time as it will create it on the fly.
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As has been mentioned, you can't use a SELECT statement in RUNSQLSTM unless it's in an INSERT. I believe you still need the SQL Development kit to use Query Manager, but if you have it, it works well. There was a utility, called EXCSLQSTM, published by Midrange Computing: http://www.mcpressonline.com/mc?50@34.DLqUcK7ty17.2@.5bfa46dd I've used it for years. HTH.
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Just like to add that in AS400 u can't use 'BETWEEN' as it wont interpret the statment If u execute the same statement under SQL session usign 'BETWEEN'(STARTSQL to execute the same statement) then it works! WHERE a.rtpid like '054481205%' AND a.r1dtrc between 20050908 and 20050909 Use instead: WHERE a.rtpid like '054481205%' AND a.r1dtrc >= 20050908 and a.rldtrc
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I would check out the EXCSQLSTM command mentioned above. Also, I don't know where the other person got the idea that the BETWEEN wouldn't work. I use it all the time.
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when using a select in a runsqlstm, you have to give to sql the name of the output file in the sql itself : runsqlstm don't provide the option : if outfile already exist insert into .. select .. if outfile don't exists create table .. as select .. need a sample ? some other solutions ? goto http://jplamontre.free.fr/AS400/EXECUTESQL.htm
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