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Com.ibm.db2.jcc.am.sqlsyntaxerrorexception: Db2 Sql Error: Sqlcode=-104, Sqlstate=42601
up What can SQL CODE -104 (error) represent? up vote 9 down vote favorite 1 I am executing an SQL query via jcc to run a report. When I opened the error log file for the program and examined the SQL
Db2 Sql Error Sqlcode=-104 Sqlstate=42601 Sqlerrmc=begin-of-statement
query, everything seems to be fine (There are no extra or missing brackets, commas, etc and the syntax is good) however when I execute I am getting this error: [Report.execute()] DB2 SQL Error: SQLCODE=-104, SQLSTATE=42601, SQLERRMC=,;ATE IN (1,2,3,10,1) ;, DRIVER=4.12.55 When I researched about the SQLCODE I found out that it means there is an illegal symbol in the query. What can I look for to find this illegal symbol? This is the query Sorry for the tiny font but if you zoom db2 sql error: sqlcode=-199, sqlstate=42601 200% or so you can see the query better. Thanks a lot :) java sql db2 sqlcode jcc share|improve this question edited Oct 2 '15 at 8:05 Udo Held 7,51393362 asked Feb 22 '13 at 10:39 Bernice 96852352 Wouldn't it make sense for you to post the query? Someone might be able to spot the symbol for you. –Bridge Feb 22 '13 at 10:40 it is a bit long that's why I didn't post it! Well let me include it then –Bernice Feb 22 '13 at 10:41 I added the query.. –Bernice Feb 22 '13 at 10:50 add a comment| 4 Answers 4 active oldest votes up vote 9 down vote accepted You have a comma (where you shouldn't) at the end of this line: AND Tick.STATE IN (1,2,3,10,1), The following line also has the same problem. share|improve this answer answered Feb 22 '13 at 10:55 Bohemian♦ 216k39268390 1 oh! sorry I'm still new to this! I thought that wasn't bad! Thanks for your help! –Bernice Feb 22 '13 at 11:20 Simpler impossible!, thanks! –Israelm Nov 24 '14 at 18:00 add a comment| up vote 1 down vote Generally this SQL error code denotes that you have inserted some extra characters, such as ',' or '(' or ')' or kind of. Checking the complete query in the trace will help for the people who write Sql queries inside a Java Program or such, as it took around 2 hours
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DB2 SQL Error: SQLCODE: -104, SQLSTATE: 42601, SQLERRMC: INSERT INTO TABLE VALUES (?,?,?);BEGIN-OF-STATEMENT; Posted on Oct 30, 2008 by dan We had this error code occuring during execution of an SQL statement in a J2EE application to DB2 in WebSphere. A google search turned up a thin number of documents that hinted the problem was due to a malformed SQL Query. Looking at the code, everything looked ok. Connections were closed in the correct spots, the statement was being executed. More interestingly, it was reported that this exception occurred on the SECOND invocation of the code. Usually, when something works once and then fails a second time in a piece of WebSphere that is heavily used like connecting to JDBC providers, I suspect the custom code before I point a finger at the platform. When I looked at the code, I noticed: String sqlString = "" For (condition) { sqlString.append("INSERT INTO..."); } Basically, the developer had missed re-initializing the value of the string over subsequent iterations of the loop. The second time through the loop the SQL string would look like: INSERT INTO .... ?,);INSERT INTO .... VALUES...?); What annoys me is that rather than DB2 telling me simply "Hey, you've got two SQL statements chained together and that's invalid", it gives me an error code that relates to nothing. It has corrupted the problem from the developers problem domain to the DB2 problem domain. The developer would instantly recognize two SQL statements being chained together. The developer will never understand that SQLCODE -104, SQLSTATE 42601 means anything. I'd love to see a new IBM policy of presenting exceptions in the domain of the user rather than the domain of the product developer. Tags: DB2, SQL, SQLCODE: -104, SQLState 42601, WebSphere Author: dan Website ← WebSphere MQ V7.0 Features and Enhancements Happy Halloween - WebSphere