Messages on this page are sorted by error number. Locate the appropriate error code in the table below.
| Error Code | Type | Message | Possible Cause |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2622 | Error | Invalid type for indicator variable '%1' | Indicator variables must be of type short int. You have used a variable of a different type as an indicator variable. |
| 2623 | Error | Invalid host variable type on '%1' | You have used a host variable that is not a string type in a place where the preprocessor was expecting a host variable of a string type. |
| 2625 | Error | Host variable '%1' has two different definitions | The same host variable name was defined with two different types within the same module. Note that host variable names are global to a C module. |
| 2626 | Error | Statement '%1' not previously prepared | An Embedded SQL statement name has been used (EXECUTE) without first being prepared. |
| 2627 | Error | Cursor '%1' not previously declared | An Embedded SQL cursor name has been used (in a FETCH, OPEN, CLOSE, etc.) without first being declared. |
| 2628 | Error | Unknown statement '%1' | You attempted to drop an embedded SQL statement that doesn't exist. |
| 2629 | Error | Host variables not allowed for this cursor | Host variables are not allowed on the declare statement for the specified cursor. If the cursor name is provided through a host variable, then you should use full dynamic SQL and prepare the statement. A prepared statement may have host variables in it. |
| 2630 | Error | Host variables specified twice - on declare and open | You have specified host variables for a cursor on both the declare and the open statements. In the static case, you should specify the host variables on the declare statement. In the dynamic case, specify them on the open. |
| 2631 | Error | Must specify a host list or using clause on %1 | The specified statement requires host variables to be specified either in a host variable list or from an SQLDA. |
| 2633 | Error | No INTO clause on SELECT statement | You specified an embedded static SELECT statement, but you did not specify an INTO clause for the results. |
| 2636 | Error | Incorrect Embedded SQL syntax | An Embedded SQL specific statement (OPEN, DECLARE, FETCH, etc.) has a syntax error. |
| 2637 | Error | Missing ending quote of string | You have specified a string constant in an Embedded SQL statement, but there is no ending quote before the end of line or end of file. |
| 2639 | Error | Token too long | The SQL preprocessor has a maximum token length of 2K. Any token longer than 2K will produce this error. For constant strings in Embedded SQL commands (the main place this error shows up) use string concatenation to make a longer string. |
| 2640 | Error | '%1' host variable must be an integer type | You have used a host variable that is not of integer type in a statement where only an integer type host variable is allowed. |
| 2641 | Error | Must specify an SQLDA on a DESCRIBE | No additional information available. |
| 2642 | Error | Two SQLDAs specified of the same type (INTO or USING) | You have specified two INTO DESCRIPTOR or two USING DESCRIPTOR clauses for this statement. |
| 2646 | Error | Cannot describe static cursors | You have described a static cursor. When describing a cursor, the cursor name must be specified in a host variable |
| 2647 | Error | Macros cannot be redefined | A preprocessor macro has been defined twice, possibly in a header file. |
| 2648 | Error | Invalid array dimension | The array dimension of the variable is negative |
| 2649 | Error | Invalid descriptor index | You have allocated less than one variable with the ALLOCATE DESCRIPTOR statement. |