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up vote 0 down vote favorite I have created a trigger, inside the trigger I am appending lot of varchar and creating a new varchar. if I append too many varchars then I am getting below Sql Exception. (if I append 4 or 5 varchar then I am not getting this error) I have found out that varchar maximum size is based on page size db2 sqlcode 433 of the table space. I have checked my page size, its 8K bytes. But The content I am appending is not 8K bytes. Please help me to resolve this error. An error occurred in a triggered SQL statement in trigger "ORDDBA.ORD_IR_IN". Information returned for the error includes SQLCODE "-433", SQLSTATE "22001" and message tokens "ACTION|AREA_UNIT|BAL_CHG_FLAG|CANCEL_DATE|".. SQLCODE=-723, SQLSTATE=09000, DRIVER=3.66.46 declare columnNames varchar(5000); SET columnNames=''; SET columnNames = 'value1' ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, '|') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, 'value2') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, '|') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, 'value3') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, '|') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, 'value14') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, '|') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, 'value5') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, '|') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, 'value6') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, '|') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, 'value6') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, '|') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, 'value8') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, '|') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, 'value9') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, '|') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, 'value10') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, '|') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, 'value11') ; SET columnNames = CONCAT(columnNames, '|') ;
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