We have a number of Powerbuilder applications for which we have been using
the SQLCode returned from a sql statement execution to determine the next
action, depending on if the statement failed (SQLCode < 0), didn't return
any rows (SQLCode = 100) or successfully returned data (SQLCode = 0). We
upgraded to 8.1.6 two weeks ago, and just discovered that, outside of an
exception block, SQLCode now always returns 0. Do any of you know a way to
return to the old codes, or make it treat Powerbuilder like an exception
block, or know of some other code we could use to gather this information?
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Author: Regina Harter
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