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COBDB0100 - COBDB0115

Lists the DB2 ECM error messages from COBDB0100 through COBDB0115.

COBDB0100 SQL error description
The preprocessor encountered an SQL error while compiling your program. The SQL error is displayed following this error message.
COBDB0101 Statement is too long.
The SQL statement passed to the preprocessor is longer than 65,536 characters. In this case, the preprocessor receives a compressed version of the SQL statement rather than the original source.
COBDB0102 Statement contains too many host variables.
The SQL statement contains more than 8000 host and indicator variables.
COBDB0103 host-var definition does not match the column type associated with it.
The host variable data definition does not match the column type associated with it in the SQL statement. For example, you would get this error if you use a host variable defined as PIC X(n) with a column defined as SMALLINT.
COBDB0104 Bad SQL data declaration.
An unexpected SQL declaration was passed to the preprocessor.
COBDB0105 Syntax error.
The SQL statement includes invalid syntax or does not include required information.
COBDB0106 Filename too long.
A filename used in the program to specify a copybook or INCLUDE file is more than 260 characters long.
COBDB0107 File filename not found.
The copybook specified in filename was not found.
COBDB0108 host-var is non-unique and should be qualified.
The host variable host-var is not unique and requires that you qualify it.
COBDB0109 host-var is not a data item.
The host variable host-var was not defined or was defined incorrectly.
COBDB0110 Statement contains more than one SQLDA.
More than one SQLDA has been used in the SQL statement.
COBDB0111 token is not a table of null indicator variables.
The preprocessor was expecting token to be either a null indicator or a null indicator table.
COBDB0112 host-var should not be defined with an OCCURS clause.
A host variable is defined as part of an OCCURS clause. The preprocessor does support host variables defined this way.
COBDB0113 host-var should not be a subordinate to an item defined with an OCCURS clause.
A host variable is defined as part of an OCCURS clause or as part of a structure that includes an OCCURS clause. The preprocessor does not support host variables defined this way.
COBDB0114 Statement only allowed in the Procedure Division.
The SQL statement in question was not defined in the Procedure Division.
COBDB0115 Statement not allowed in the PROCEDURE DIVISION.
An SQL statement such as EXEC SQL DECLARE TABLE was coded in the Procedure Division. The preprocessor does not support the SQL statement coded into the Procedure Division.

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