SQL/MP Messages Manual

Preprocessor Messages (11000 to 11999)
HP NonStop SQL/MP Messages Manual—427720-006
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SQL 11094
Cause. You specified a double byte host variable but no multibyte character set and
the system is not configured to have a default multibyte character set.
Effect. Compilation continues, but no object code is generated.
Recovery. Either correct the host variable to be associated with a single byte
character set or specify a multibyte character set.
SQL 11095
Cause. You specified a double byte host variable with single byte character set
information.
Effect. Compilation continues, but no object code is generated.
Recovery. Either associate the host variable with a single byte character set or specify
a multibyte character set.
SQL 11096
Cause. You specified a double byte character set to coerce a host variable that is of a
single byte data type, but the number of bytes in the host variable is odd.
Effect. Compilation continues, but no object code is generated.
Recovery. Use host variable declaration of an even number of bytes with a multibyte
character set.
11094 Double byte host variable must be explicitly coerced
with a multibyte character set, because the system procedure
MBCS_DEFAULTCHARSET_ has not been configured to return a
default multibyte character set which is supported by NonStop
SQL.
11095 Double byte host variable can only be coerced with a
multibyte character set.
11096 Single byte host variable must be declared to hold an
even number of bytes if it is to be coerced with a multibyte
character set.