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SQL - SQL PL/I Precompiler Error Messages

SQL0001S DECLARE syntax error, last token read: token
A syntax error has occurred in the DECLARE section. Check at or near token to find the problem.
SQL0002S identifier too long
The current identifier is too long to be a valid identifier.
SQL0003S engine check error: message
Error message message is being returned from the engine. Refer to message to determine the problem and its resolution.
SQL0004S identifier token not defined
An identifier is being used that is not defined.
SQL0005S host variable used without colon
The host variable is defined without a colon in the SQL statement.
SQL0006S UNION of SELECT INTO is deprecated feature with undefined results
A UNION SQL statement that contains a SELECT INTO has been detected. This feature is no longer supported and the results are undefined.
SQL0101S error creating DBRM file: file
Cannot create the DBRM file file. Likely reasons are that the file already exists or there is a permissions/sharing problem.
SQL0102S error opening input file: file
Cannot open the input file file. Likely reasons are that the file does not exist or there is a permissions/sharing problem.
SQL0103S error creating output file: file
Cannot create the output file file. Likely reasons are that the file already exists or there is a permissions/sharing problem.
SQL0104S error writing DBRM file
Cannot write to the DBRM file. Likely reasons are that it does not exist or there is a permissions/sharing problem.
SQL0105S error reading input file
Cannot read the input file. Likely reasons are that it does not exist or there is a permissions/sharing problem.
SQL0106S error writing output file
Cannot write to the output file. Likely reasons are that it does not exist or there is a permissions/sharing problem.
SQL0107S scope mismatch
The scope of a variable is ambiguous. Check to make sure only one variable is visible to a section with the same name.
SQL0108S end of file before end of quoted string
A closing quote is missing.
SQL0109S end of file before end of comment
A comment was not closed before the end of the file.
SQL0110S token buffer overflow
The internal buffer for the lexical analyzer is full due to an object being too large.
SQL0111S statement buffer overflow
The internal buffer for statement parsing is full due to a statement being too large to parse.
SQL0112S parser stack overflow
The internal buffer for generic parsing is full due to an object being too large to parse.
SQL0113S include file file not found
Cannot find the include file file in the current program path.
SQL0114S host variable error in sqlda
Sqlda is reporting either too many or too few host variables.
SQL0115S illegal host variable marker '?'
The '?' character cannot be used as a host variable marker.
SQL0116S invalid directives: directive
The directives currently being used are invalid.
SQL0117S same name specified for the input file and the output file
The same name is being used for both the input and output files. Modify the name of one of them.
SQL0118S host variable hostvar not found
The preprocessor could not find the host variable hostvar.
SQL0119S declaration stack overflow
The internal buffer for declaration parsing is full due to a declaration is too large to parse.
SQL0120S SQL syntax error, last token read: token
The SQL Option generic syntax parser found an error in the SQL statement.
SQL0121S cursor cursor not declared
An OPEN, FETCH or CLOSE statement references a cursor name that was not DECLAREd.
SQL0122S cursor cursor already declared
The current cursor cursor has already been declared. Make sure the cursor name is valid and remove or rename it.
SQL0123S invalid host variable: hostvar
Host variables must be valid PL/I identifiers
SQL0124S invalid null indicator variable: hostvar
A null indicator variable must be a 2-byte integer.
SQL0125S statement statement not declared
The current statement statement has not been declared.
SQL0126S statement statement already declared
The current statement statement has already been declared.
SQL0127S host variable hostvar ambiguous
The same variable name is being used twice in the same scope.

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