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From: Eugene F on 16 Feb 2006 11:07
You can check to see if the DB2 driver that your application is using
to communicate with DB2 database can be set to suppress warnings from
DBMS. Also, if the driver supports that, instead of embedding SQL in
your application, consider calling a stored procedure where you have
much more flexibility to handle your logic and exceptions/warnings as
well.

-Eugene

From: Tonkuma on 16 Feb 2006 22:02
If you are using these statements in Stored Procedure, I think that you
can use GET DIAGNOSTICS statement to get returned message text of a
statement executed just before.

From: rAinDeEr on 17 Feb 2006 00:01
Hi all,

Thanks for the output...
I had a great learning and new options to use :-)

~ ME

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