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Old 04-17-08, 04:17
saidulu saidulu is offline
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Hi friends,

Can we able to see SQLCA components after executing a query in QMF...?
I am using DB2 Version 8.1 on Z/OS...
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Old 04-17-08, 13:32
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You should be able to use the SHOW GLOBALS command and the SQLCA is at the end of the list of globals. If, I remember correctly a +100 will show up with a SQLRC of 0, something QMF does, not sure the reason behind that.
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Old 04-17-08, 23:55
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Hi Dave,

I tried using SHOW GLOBALS.....It is listing SQLCODE and SQLSTATE values...But it is not showing up other components suchas SQLERRD, SQLERRP, SQLERRM...

Thanks for your reply....
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