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  1. #1
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    Pro-C problem on Solaris

    Hi,

    In pro-c when one sql statement fails, then all subsequent sql statments fail. sqlca contains error message from the previous sql execution status.
    Suppose if "select emp_name from emp where emp_id = 100" no_data_found exception then all the sql operations fail (even the simple select statements like "select sequence.nextval from dual" would also fail. Can someone please help me.....

    Regards
    nagraz

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    sqlca is not getting populated when there is no sql statement is executed between beginning and end of transaction. What should I do to initialize the sqlca state in the pro-c code.

    Thanks in advance

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    how to initialize sqlca struct before execution each sql statement

    Hi All,

    I hate to do this (posting again to be on top of the list). I thought I would re-phrase my question.
    After investigations, I found out that sqlca.sqlcode remains unchanged .

    Please have a look following steps.
    Steps :-
    ======
    1) Execute Sql - select emp_name from emp where emp_id = 100.
    Status :
    sqlca.sqlcode is set to 142343
    sqlca.sqlerrmc is set to :no_data_found.

    2) Execute sql - select sequence.nextval from dual
    Status :
    sqlca.sqlcode is set to 142343
    sqlca.sqlerrmc is set to :no_data_found.

    Result : correct value is selected but the sqlca.sqlcode is not changed.
    sqlca.sqlcode is set to 142343
    sqlca.sqlerrmc is set to :no_data_found.

    How can I initialize sqlca struct before execution of sqlca struct.

    I am depending on the

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    It would be better to provide more information in the same thread than to create a new thread!

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