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Hi,
When I execute a loop fetch, which is controlled by a "WHENEVER NOT
FOUND DO break;" statement, the program stays in the infinite loop and
does not exit. The sqlca.sqlcode returned is 1380909089. This seems to
be an erratic condition, as previously the sqlca.sqlcode returned was
0,0 (for the 2 entries correctly found), and then 1380909081, followed
by an unending series of 1380909089's.
I've tried to find an explanation for this code in the Oracle
literature, but it just says that all sqlca.sqlcode>0 indicate a warning
condition, or an exception was detected. So I examined the
sqlcode.sqlwarn[8] characters, and all were blank.
Anyone know if sqlcode's 1380909081 & 1380909089 represent anything?
Any/all help on this one would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Cian.
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Received on Mon Nov 20 2000 - 21:32:45 CST
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