Author: Robin Sulsona
Subject: Getting -504 Cursor Name GTT-ARTS-CURSOR is not Declared
Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2017 1:43 am (GMT 5.5)
I have a COBOL program (RSJUNK) that is calling a Stored Procedure (SPJUNK). The Stored Procedure is building my GTT and when I am done I open a cursor that is defined "WITH RETURN TO CALLER" as part of the DECLARE.
When I return to RSJUNK, I look to see if it found data or not based on the content of my "output" parm of my stored procedure. When I have data I am doing the "ASSOCIATE LOCATORS (:L0C) WITH PROCEDURE SPJUNK " and the "ALLOCATE GTT CURSOR FOR RESULT SET :LOC".
When I then try to fetch this cursor, I am getting a -504 Cursor name is not declared. Could someone please shed some light on what I am missing?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
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Robin Sulsona
SAA
Subject: Getting -504 Cursor Name GTT-ARTS-CURSOR is not Declared
Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2017 1:43 am (GMT 5.5)
I have a COBOL program (RSJUNK) that is calling a Stored Procedure (SPJUNK). The Stored Procedure is building my GTT and when I am done I open a cursor that is defined "WITH RETURN TO CALLER" as part of the DECLARE.
When I return to RSJUNK, I look to see if it found data or not based on the content of my "output" parm of my stored procedure. When I have data I am doing the "ASSOCIATE LOCATORS (:L0C) WITH PROCEDURE SPJUNK " and the "ALLOCATE GTT CURSOR FOR RESULT SET :LOC".
When I then try to fetch this cursor, I am getting a -504 Cursor name is not declared. Could someone please shed some light on what I am missing?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
_________________
Robin Sulsona
SAA