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Hi everyone, Thanks a lot for all your answers ! Marc, you're right, I should declare a VARCHAR with two fields, one containg the value and one the length. But DB2 seems to be permissif and accept my syntax also while it works with other values that HIGH-VALUE. I think that the problem comes...

Hi everyone, I'm working on a windows XP platform with a DB/2 database and I've got a problem when trying to insert (thru COBOL) a field that contains HIGH-VALUE. Here is my problem illustrated with this little example : My DB/2 table is created with : CREATE TABLE PERS ( RID INTEGER NOT...

Hi all, I've found a workaround. I use VARCHAR instead of CHAR. No more problem.

Hi everyone, I've got a strange precomplier error ; hope someone will have any idea how to resolve this because I'm completely disappointed about that problem :eek: I'll try to explain my problem clearer as possible but it's not trivial. First of all, I’ve got two similar functions declared...

Hi all, I've got trouble starting DB2 windows services. I got this error : "Windows could not start the DB2 - DB2COPY1 - DB2 on Local Computer. For more information, review the System Event Log. Th this is a non-Microsoft service, contact the service vendor, and refer to service-specific error...

Hi all again, I've found the problem. The package name in DB/2 are limited to 8 characters. So there were a conflit between gdk_PERS(ON) and gdk_PERS(ONZ).

Hi all, I've got sql error code 818 and I don't understand why. Here is the sequence of commands I ran: ("cl" is the compiler of Microsoft Visual Studio) db2 connect to sample db2 prep gdk_PERSON.sqc bindfile db2 bind gdk_PERSON.bnd cl -Zi -LD /DDKTARGET_NT -I. -I../runtime -I/include -c...