SQL/MX Programming Manual for Java
SQLJ Error Messages
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Semantic Analysis (0201-000100—0201-022306)
0201-008401
Cause. The SQL checker determined that the mode of the host variable name at 
position #num is UNKNOWN, so SQLJ assumes the IN mode.
Effect. The SQLJ translator fails during semantic analysis.
Recovery. Resubmit with a host variable that has the proper mode associated with it. 
For details, see Host Expression on page A-6.
0201-008500
Cause. The SQL checker determined that the mode of the host variable #num in the 
stored procedure is UNKNOWN, so SQLJ assumes the IN mode.
Effect. The SQLJ translator fails during semantic analysis.
Recovery. Resubmit with a host variable that has the proper mode associated with it. 
For details, see Calling Stored Procedures in Java on page 3-59 and Host Expression 
on page A-6.
0201-008501
Cause. The SQL checker determined that the mode of the host variable name at 
position 
#num in the stored procedure is UNKNOWN, so SQLJ assumes the IN mode.
Effect. The SQLJ translator fails during semantic analysis.
Recovery. Resubmit with a host variable that has the proper mode associated with it. 
For details, see Calling Stored Procedures in Java
 on page 3-59 and Host Expression 
on page A-6.
0201-008600
Cause. You did not specify an iterator variable on the left-hand side (LHS) of an 
assignment clause, or you did not specify a host variable in the INTO clause of a 
SELECT statement.
[0201-008401] SQL checking did not assign mode for host 
variable 
name (at position #num) - assuming IN.
[0201-008500] SQL checking did not assign mode for host 
variable #
num.
[0201-008501] SQL checking did not assign mode for host 
variable 
name (at position #num).
[0201-008600] Value returned by SQL query is not assigned to 
a variable.










