Block comments in DB2 Command center

[joselijo79]

Hi ,
Could anybody tell us how to use block comments in IBM DB2 Command
Center .The version of the client that I'm using is 8.1.6 . I need to
comment multiple lines that appear consecutively in an SQL statement.

Also using /* ...... */ did not work as a block comment.
Below is the SQL we were trying...

select
col1,
/* col2,
col3 */
col4
from schm1.tabname1
where col1 = 81640 with ur

The following error was received .
SQL0104N An unexpected token "/" was found following "select col1, ".
Expected tokens may include: "<term>

Thanks.

[Serge Rielau]

jo********@gmail.com wrote:

Hi ,
Could anybody tell us how to use block comments in IBM DB2 Command
Center .The version of the client that I'm using is 8.1.6 . I need to
comment multiple lines that appear consecutively in an SQL statement.

Also using /* ...... */ did not work as a block comment.
Below is the SQL we were trying...

select
col1,
/* col2,
col3 */
col4
from schm1.tabname1
where col1 = 81640 with ur

The following error was received .
SQL0104N An unexpected token "/" was found following "select col1, ".
Expected tokens may include: "<term>

Some improvements have been made in the latest fixpack.
I'm not sure whether it covered command center. But it did cover CLP.

Cheers
Serge

--
Serge Rielau
DB2 Solutions Development
IBM Toronto Lab

IOD Conference
http://www.ibm.com/software/data/ond...ness/conf2006/

[Rinku]

Serge Rielau wrote:

jo********@gmail.com wrote:

Hi ,
Could anybody tell us how to use block comments in IBM DB2 Command
Center .The version of the client that I'm using is 8.1.6 . I need to
comment multiple lines that appear consecutively in an SQL statement.

Also using /* ...... */ did not work as a block comment.
Below is the SQL we were trying...

select
col1,
/* col2,
col3 */
col4
from schm1.tabname1
where col1 = 81640 with ur

The following error was received .
SQL0104N An unexpected token "/" was found following "select col1, ".
Expected tokens may include: "<term>

Some improvements have been made in the latest fixpack.
I'm not sure whether it covered command center. But it did cover CLP.

Cheers
Serge

--
Serge Rielau
DB2 Solutions Development
IBM Toronto Lab

IOD Conference
http://www.ibm.com/software/data/ond...ness/conf2006/

you can use -- meand double hyphen to comment your line

Ritesh Kumar