SQL/MX Programming Manual for Java

SQLJ Error Messages
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Semantic Analysis (0201-000100—0201-022306)
Recovery. Check the name of the stored procedure, verify that it exists in the
database, and resubmit. For details, see the SQL/MX Guide to Stored Procedures in
Java.
0201-010400
Cause. SQLJ did not know the operation code for this SQL statement.
Effect. The SQLJ translator fails during semantic analysis.
Recovery. Check the SQL statement and resubmit with a correct, valid, and supported
SQL statement. For details, see Supported SQL Statements on page A-8.
0201-010700
Cause. JDBC reported an argument mode other than IN, OUT, INOUT, or RETURN
for the routine routine-name. The cause might be a bad JDBC driver.
Effect. The SQLJ translator fails during semantic analysis.
Recovery. Report the entire message to your service provider.
0201-010800
Cause. The SQLJ translator received an exception while trying to invoke
DatabaseMetaData methods.
Effect. The SQLJ translator fails during semantic analysis.
Recovery. Examine the message, correct as required, and resubmit.
0201-010900
Cause. You did not use host variables for OUT and INOUT parameters in a CALL
statement, which are required if a stored procedure is to return values.
Effect. The SQLJ translator fails during semantic analysis.
[0201-010400] Do not know how to analyze this SQL statement.
[0201-010700] JDBC reports a mode other than
IN/OUT/INOUT/RETURN for
routine-name in position num.
[0201-010800] JDBC reports an error during the retrieval of
argument information for the stored procedure/function
routine-name: message.
[0201-010900] Argument #
num of routine-name must be a host
variable, since this argument has mode OUT or INOUT.