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  1. SQLCODE = 100: No data was found. For example, a FETCH statement returned no data because the cursor was positioned after the last row of the result table. +100: SQLCODE > 0 and not = 100: Successful execution with a warning. +sqlcode-num: SQLCODE < 0: Execution was not successful. -sqlcode-num

  2. 12 maj 2013 · When I execute the exact same query with hardcoded WHERE statements in SQL Server Management Studio, data is retrieved as expected. The SQLCODE I receive is 100. When I omit the PERFORM VARYING loop and give my query hardcoded data, my QUESTION-CODE and ANSWER-CODE fields contain the correct data, but the AMOUNT one is first empty, then zero.

  3. For information on SQL execution codes in the range +4200 to +4299, and +4450 to +4499, see Error codes issued by the IBM Data Server Driver for JDBC and SQLJ. The following SQL codes indicate successful execution of the SQL statement or successful execution with a warning.

  4. 11 sty 2012 · The statement returns sqlcode 100 and does not throw an exception. From the Oracle documentation I understand that the error code is accompanied by an exception. What may be the reason behind this behaviour? The documentation says the error code 100 is DATA NOT FOUND; we have data for the select query.

  5. SQL return codes that are preceded by a minus sign (−) indicate that the SQL statement execution was unsuccessful. The SQLCODE value is set by Db2 after each statement is executed, as shown in the following table. Successful execution, if SQLWARN0 is blank. If SQLWARN0 = 'W', successful execution with warning. No data was found.

  6. SQLCODE=100 indicates that the SQL operation was successful, but found no data to act upon. This can occur for a number of reasons. For a SELECT these include: the specified table contains no data; the table contains no data that satisfies the query criteria; or row retrieval has reached the final row of the table.

  7. 23 paź 2012 · premkrishnan wrote: Did you try a Spufi and execute for count (*) where you have no records meetting a condition? I can explain it to you, but i can not understand it for you.

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