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I have one column say 'X' defined as VARCHAR
Can anyone tell me What are the different ways to update
this column thru COBOL-DB2 program?

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I have one column say 'X' defined as VARCHAR Can anyone tell me What are the different wa..

Answer / anoop

As far as my knowledge if there is a VARCHAR in table then
its host variable should have the length field and data
field. I feel you have to populate bothe the fields in order
to update the VARCHAR field. please get it confirmed also.

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I have one column say 'X' defined as VARCHAR Can anyone tell me What are the different wa..

Answer / priyanka

If a variable is defined as varchar, the filed will have a
length variable also. Before updating the value 'X', you
need to move the length of the new value to length filed
of 'X'.
Eg: If you want to update 'TEST' in 'X'.

MOVE LENGTH OF 'TEST' TO X-LENGTH
exec sql
UPDATE table
SET X = 'TEST'
Where clause
end-exec

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I have one column say 'X' defined as VARCHAR Can anyone tell me What are the different wa..

Answer / shree

Use update query in the COBOL program inside the DB2 code
block
EXEC SQL
UPDATE <TABLE NAME> SET <COLUMN NAME> = 'X'
WHERE CLAUSE
END-EXEC

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I have one column say 'X' defined as VARCHAR Can anyone tell me What are the different wa..

Answer / kk

hi,
if declare varchar format must declare length and text in
level no 49.

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I have one column say 'X' defined as VARCHAR Can anyone tell me What are the different wa..

Answer / ravi

1.Use Update ....
2.Using Cursor ..for update only.

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