Messages on this page are sorted by error number. Locate the appropriate error code in the table below.
| Error Code | Type | Message | Possible Cause |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2601 | Error | Subscript value %1 too large | You have attempted to index a host variable that is an array with a value too large for the array. |
| 2602 | Error | Combined pointer and arrays not supported for host types | You have used an array of pointers as a host variable. This is not legal. |
| 2603 | Error | Only one-dimensional arrays supported for CHAR type | You have attempted to declare a host variable as an array of character arrays. This is not a legal host variable type |
| 2604 | Error | VARCHAR type must have a length | You have attempted to declare a VARCHAR or BINARY host variable using the DECL_VARCHAR or DECL_BINARY macro but have not specified a size for the array. |
| 2605 | Error | Arrays of VARCHAR not supported | You have attempted to declare a host variable as an array of VARCHAR or BINARY. This is not a legal host variable type. |
| 2606 | Error | VARCHAR host variables cannot be pointers | You have attempted to declare a host variable as a pointer to a VARCHAR or BINARY. This is not a legal host variable type. |
| 2607 | Error | Initializer not allowed on VARCHAR host variable | You can not specify a C variable initializer for a host variable of type VARCHAR or BINARY. You must initialize this variable in regular C executable code. |
| 2608 | Error | FIXCHAR type must have a length | You have used the DECL_FIXCHAR macro to declare a host variable of type FIXCHAR but have not specified a length. |
| 2609 | Error | Arrays of FIXCHAR not supported | You have attempted to declare a host variable as an array of FIXCHAR arrays. This is not a legal host variable type. |
| 2610 | Error | Arrays of this type not supported | You have attempted to declare a host variable array of a type that is not supported. |
| 2611 | Error | Precision must be specified for decimal type | You must specify the precision when declaring a packed decimal host variable using the DECL_DECIMAL macro. The scale is optional. |
| 2612 | Error | Arrays of decimal not allowed | You have attempted to declare a host variable as an array of DECIMAL. This is not a legal host variable type |
| 2613 | Error | Unknown host variable type | You declared a host variable of a type not understood by the SQL preprocessor. |
| 2614 | Error | Invalid integer | An integer was required in an Embedded SQL statement (for a fetch offset, or a host variable array index, etc.) and the preprocessor was unable to convert what was supplied into an integer. |
| 2615 | Error | '%1' host variable must be a C string type | A C string was required in an Embedded SQL statement (for a cursor name, option name, etc.) and the value supplied was not a C string. |
| 2617 | Error | '%1' symbol already defined | You defined a host variable twice. |
| 2618 | Error | Invalid type for SQL statement variable | A host variable used as a statement identifier should be of type a_sql_statement_number. You attempted to use a host variable of some other type as a statement identifier. |
| 2619 | Error | Cannot find include file '%1' | The specified include file was not found. Note that the preprocessor will use the INCLUDE environment variable to search for include files. |
| 2620 | Error | Host variable '%1' is unknown | You have used a host variable in a statement and that host variable has not been declared in a declare section. |
| 2621 | Error | Indicator variable '%1' is unknown | You have used a indicator variable in a statement and that indicator variable has not been declared in a declare section |