in a stored procedure i'm assiging a the result of sql query ( with
"WITH UR" ) to a variable as shown below.
SET v_temp = ( SELECT 1 FROM
Table_1 A , Table_2 B
WHERE a.cd=b.cd )
WITH UR;
But i'm getting the fallowing syntax error.
An unexpected token "WITH UR" was found following " ". Expected
tokens may include: "<space>". LINE NUMBER=91. SQLSTATE=42601
i even tried to put that cluase inside the bracket but no luck.
can any body please suggest be the work around for this.
Thanks,
Situ
1) Your SET statement violates the following syntax of SET statement
and "fullselect".
SET (variable1, variable2, ..., variablen) = (row-fullselect);
or
SET variable = expression;
"expression" includes (scalar-fullselect).
You can't specify "isolation-clause" in a "fullselect".
Please try:
SELECT 1 INTO v_temp
WITH UR;
2) I afraid that the SELECT statement may return multiple rows, and
get error.
If there is such possibility, it would be better to add "FETCH FIRST 1
ROW ONLY".
Thanks u very much , it worked !!
> i even tried to put that clause inside the bracket but no luck.
That would be isolation clause in a subquery, presently not supported
> can any body please suggest be the work around for this.
Try SELECT INTO, or using a (one row) cursor
Cheers
Serge
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Serge Rielau
DB2 Solutions Development
IBM Toronto Lab