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LEI or LCLSX connections. Answer Open the DB2 Command Line Processor and type in the error code using this format: ? SQLXXXX where XXXX is the error number. Here is an example returned by error 1024 db2 => ? SQL1024 SQL1024N A database db2 sql error code 803 connection does not exist. Explanation: There is no connection to a database. Other SQL statements cannot be processed unless an SQL CONNECT was previously executed. The command cannot be processed. User Response: If the error occurred when disconnecting from the database, continue processing. If the error occurred on another SQL statement, issue an SQL CONNECT statement and resubmit the command or statement. sqlcode : -1024 sqlstate : 08003 db2 => Document information More support for: Lotus End of Support Products Lotus Domino Software version: 7.0 Operating system(s): AIX, HP-UX, IBM i, Linux, Solaris, Windows, z/OS Reference #: 1214740 Modified date: 2005-08-31 Site availability Site assistance Contact and feedback Need support? Submit feedback to IBM Support 1-800-IBM-7378 (USA) Directory of worldwide contacts Contact Privacy Terms of use Accessibility
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Codes Most database manager APIs pass back a zero return code when successful. In general, a non-zero return code indicates that https://www1.columbia.edu/sec/acis/db2/db2a0/db2a023.htm the secondary error handling mechanism, the SQLCA structure, may be corrupt. http://www.xtivia.com/understanding-db2-error-messages/ In this case, the called API is not executed. A possible cause for a corrupt SQLCA structure is passing an invalid address for the structure. SQLCODE and SQLSTATE Error information is returned in the SQLCODE and SQLSTATE fields of the SQLCA structure, which db2 sql is updated after every executable SQL statement and most database manager API calls. A source file containing executable SQL statements can provide at least one SQLCA structure with the name sqlca. The SQLCA structure is defined in the SQLCA include file. Source files without embedded SQL statements, but calling database manager APIs, can also db2 sql error provide one or more SQLCA structures, but their names are arbitrary. If your application is compliant with the FIPS 127-2 standard, you can declare the SQLSTATE and SQLCODE as host variables instead of using the SQLCA structure. For information on how to do this, refer to "SQLSTATE and SQLCODE Variables" for C or C++ applications, "SQLSTATE and SQLCODE Variables" for COBOL applications, or "SQLSTATE and SQLCODE Variables" for FORTRAN applications. An SQLCODE value of 0 means successful execution (with possible SQLWARN warning conditions). A positive value means that the statement was successfully executed but with a warning, as with truncation of a host variable. A negative value means that an error condition occurred. An additional field, SQLSTATE, contains a standardized error code consistent across other IBM database products and across SQL92 conformant database managers. Practically speaking, you should use SQLSTATEs when you are concerned about portability since SQLSTATEs are common across many database managers. The SQLWARN field contains an array o
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