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is too long-117The number of values you are trying to INSERT does not match the number of columns-180SQLSTATE 22007 Bad data in Date/Time/Timestamp String representation of DATE, TIME, TIMESTAMP is invalid-181SQLSTATE 22007 Bad data in Date/Time/Timestamp Value for DATE, TIME, TIMESTAMP is invalid-199Illegal use of the specified keyword-204Object http://www.fit-for-bit.de/DB2-SQL-Codes.php not defined to DB2-205Column name not in specified table-206Column does not exist in https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/db2-developers-guide/9780132836470/ifc.html any table in the SELECT-216You need to use the same number of expressions on both sides of the comparison, when using multiple operands in a comparison. Correct example: WHERE (E.SALARY, E.COMM) IN (SELECT S.PAY, S.COMMISSION Incorrect example: WHERE (E.SALARY, E.COMM, E.BONUS) IN (SELECT S.PAY, S.COMMISSION+222Trying to fetch a row that fell db2 sql through a DELETE hole+223Trying to fetch a row that fell through an UPDATE hole-224FETCH cannot make an INSENSITIVE cursor SENSITIVE-229The locale specified in a SET LOCALE statement was not found+231FETCH but you did a BEFORE or AFTER and you are not on a valid row+304Value cannot be assigned to this host variable because it is out of range-305Null indicator needed-311Varchar, insert or update. You didn’t db2 sql error set the -LEN field with the right data length.-482the procedure returned no locators-501Cursor not open on FETCH-502Opening cursor that is already open-503Updating column which needs to be specified in FOR UPDATE OF-530SQLSTATE 23503 Referential integrity prevents the INSERT/UPDATE-532SQLSTATE 23504 Referential integrity (DELETE RESTRICT rule) prevents the DELETE-536SQLSTATE 42914 Referential integrity (DELETE RESTRICT rule) prevents the DELETE-545SQLSTATE 23513 Check constraint prevents the INSERT/UPDATE-747The table specified is not available because tables and/or indexes need to be created+802The null indicator was set to -2 because an arithmetic statement didn't work-803SQLSTATE 23505 Duplicate key on insert or update-805DBRM or package not found in plan. Is plan name correct?-811More than one row retrieved in SELECT INTO-818Plan and program: timestamp mismatch-904SQLSTATE 57011 Unavailable resource. Someone is locking the data you need. you may choose to terminate the program.-911SQLSTATE 40000 Deadlock or timeout. Rollback has been done.-913SQLSTATE 40502 Your program was the victim of a deadlock or timeout. NO rollback has been done. You should do a ROLLBACK.-922Authorization needed-927The language interface was called but no connection##########---------- DB2 Version 7 ----------##########-991Error: CALL ATTACH WAS UNABLE TO ESTABLISH AN IMPLICIT CONNECT OR OPEN TO DB2.-981Error: THE SQL STATEMENT FAILED BECAUSE THE RRSA
Index DB2 Developer’s Guide: A Solutions-Oriented Approach to Learning the Foundation and Capabilities of DB2 for z/OS, Sixth Edition Next DB2 Manuals Close DB2 Developer’s Guide: A Solutions-Oriented Approach to Learning the Foundation and Capabilities of DB2 for z/OS, Sixth Edition by Craig S. Mullins Published by IBM Press Title Page Copyright Page Accolades for DB2 Developer’s Guide Dedication Page Contents at a Glance Contents Preface: A Short History of DB2 for z/OS Acknowledgments About the Author Part I. SQL Techniques, Tips, and Tricks Chapter 1. The Magic Words An Overview of SQL SQL Tools of the Trade Static SQL Dynamic SQL SQL Performance Factors Summary Chapter 2. Data Manipulation Guidelines A Bag of Tricks SQL Access Guidelines Complex SQL Guidelines Common Table Expressions and Recursion Working with Nulls Date and Time Guidelines Data Modification Guidelines Summary Chapter 3. Using DB2 Functions Aggregate Functions Scalar Functions Table Functions MQSeries Built-In Functions XML Built-In Functions The RAISE_ERROR Function The CAST Operation Built-In Function Guidelines Summary Chapter 4. Using DB2 User-Defined Functions and Data Types What Is a User-Defined Function? Types of User-Defined Functions (UDFs) What Is a User-Defined Data Type? User-Defined Data Types (UDTs) and Strong Typing Summary Chapter 5. Data Definition Guidelines An Overview of DB2 Database Objects DB2 Databases Creating and Using DB2 Table Spaces DB2 Storage and STOGROUPs Table Guidelines General Table Guidelines Normalization and Denormalization Assuring Data Integrity in DB2 Referential Integrity Views, Aliases, and Synonyms Index Guidelines Naming Conventions Miscellaneous DDL Guidelines Summary Chapter 6. DB2 Indexing and Hashing Guidelines How an Index Works Creating Indexes DB2 Hashing and Hash Organized Tables Index and Hash Guidelines Summary Chapter 7. Database Change Management, Schema Evolution, and Database Definition On Demand Online Schema Changes Versioning for Online Schema Changes Summary Chapter 8. Using DB2 Triggers What Is a Trigger? Trigger Guidelines Chapter 9. Large Objects and Object/Relational Databases Defining the Term “Object/Relati