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or i5/OS Tables ODBC; MSGCPF2207; MSGSQL7008; MSGSQL0204 Technote (troubleshooting) Problem(Abstract) This document explains the requirements of some ODBC applications when updating IBM OS/400 or IBM i5/OS database tables and files. Resolving the problem This document explains sql0204 *file not found the requirements of some ODBC applications when updating IBM OS/400 or IBM i5/OS database tables sql0204 in *libl type *file not found and files. Some ODBC applications will report that a file is read-only even though the user has the proper authorities to the table. sql0204 type *n not found These applications require additional restrictions on the table design; typically, a restriction is that the table have a unique key. Application Requirements: o Verify that the table has a unique key (primary key or unique constraint). Note that
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because of differences in precision, some applications cannot work with unique key fields of type TIMESTAMP. o Use Client side cursors or MDAC 2.1 and later (MDAC is available at support.microsoft.com/?scid=ph;en-us;1595). OS/400 or i5/OS Requirements: o Verify that you are authorized to the table. o Verify that the ODBC data source is configured for a read/write connection and not a "read only" connection. o Verify that other security restrictions such as user exit programs and sql0204 in *libl type *n not found IBM iSeries™ Access policies are not preventing the update. o Verify that the file is journaled if the isolation level is not *NONE. Note that the cause of these problems is clearly indicated by the error message returned; however, some applications can suppress the iSeries Access error message. Turning on the diagnostic trace in the ODBC data source (the one labeled Enable trace on the Diagnostic tab) will produce a log that lists the errors that might have been suppressed by the application. Common Errors File is read-only. This is perhaps the most common error. Typically, this is seen when the file does not have a unique key and the application is attempting to use a keyset or static cursor. The application might also be attempting to use optimistic locking. In these situations, the application is actually deleting and updating records by running an UPDATE or DELETE SQL statement that has "WHERE Technote (troubleshooting) Problem(Abstract) This document describes common errors associated with external stored procedures. Most errors involve java.sql.sqlexception sql0204 in *n type *n not found an incorrect or missing procedure definition. Resolving the problem Overview Stored procedures can be used to improve the performance and functionality of an ODBC application. Almost any operating system program written in any programming language can act as a stored procedure. Client Access ODBC stored procedures support input, input/output, and output parameters. The stored procedure http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=nas8N1010195 program can return a result set by specifying one or more cursors to return (from an embedded SQL statement) or by specifying an array of values. The ODBC 3.0 procedure return value parameter ( {[?=] Call ...}) is supported with V5R1M0 Client Access Express and the V5R1M0 operating system and later. Procedures usually need to http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=nas8N1019720 be defined. The definition informs IBM DB2 how to call the external program and how to map between SQL data types and native data types. This document discusses common errors due to missing or incorrect procedure definitions. Creating a procedure definition ] Stored procedures that contain parameter markers (required for output or input/output parameters) must be defined to DB2/400. This is done by using the CREATE PROCEDURE SQL statement. This SQL statement creates catalog information describing the stored procedure and its parameters. Because this information is stored in the catalog tables, the create only needs to be performed once for the lifetime of the stored procedure. Most errors occur because of missing or invalid procedure definitions. Although the definition is not always required, we strongly recommended that you define every procedure with a CREATE PROCEDURE statement. If you choose not to create the procedure definition you must also follow the rules outlined in the SQL Programming Concepts manual. Failure to follow these rules co here for a quick overview of the site Help Center Detailed answers to any questions you might have Meta Discuss the workings and policies of this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14457371/executing-sql-against-as400-specifying-libl-rather-than-a-specific-library site About Us Learn more about Stack Overflow the company Business Learn more http://www.altova.com/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=1000000295 about hiring developers or posting ads with us Stack Overflow Questions Jobs Documentation Tags Users Badges Ask Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 6.2 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Executing SQL not found against AS400 specifying *LIBL rather than a specific library up vote 2 down vote favorite I have a requirement to perform basic SQL (an insert, in this case) against a file on the AS400. I'm writing a thick client, command line app in C# running on Windows 2008. If I specify a library and a file as follows: insert into somelibrary.somefile (col1,col2) values val1,val2 then type *n not it works. The problem is that the value of somelibrary will differ between users and environments. I'd like to use the library list *LIBL, so that it will pick up on whatever libraries that user has been allocated, in the correct order. I'd like to avoid having to use configuration files, if possible. The user I'm testing with has, in his library list, the library which contains somefile. If I try: insert into somefile (col1,col2...) values val1,val2 I get an error: ERROR [42S02] [IBM][System i Access ODBC Driver][DB2 for i5/OS]SQL0204 - somefile in username type *FILE not found. I've tried adding *LIBL in the SQL, and also in the connection string, but it's not finding the file. I've tried quite a few combinations, as well as using slashes to separate the library and the file. In case it's relevant the connection string is: Driver={Client Access ODBC Driver (32-bit)}; System=" + server + "; UID=" + DBUser + "; PWD=" + DBPassword + ";"; c# .net sql ibm-midrange share|improve this question asked Jan 22 '13 at 11:19 Alex 1,46632037 Does this query work when run via iSeries? (I had a to time questions posted here.If you need a professional and reliable answer, or if you want to report a bug, please contact Altova Support instead. Access Denied You tried to enter a area where you didn't have access. Continue... Use of the Altova User Forum(s) is governed by the Altova User Forums Terms of Service. Please note that the Altova User Forum was launched so that our users have the possibility to interact and exchange their experiences regarding Altova's product line with one another. 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