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PRF-0009@args PRF-0009@cause-A SQL operation was unexpectedly requested to produce an update count instead of a result set. This indicates an operation that does not conform to the SQLJ runtime standard, and may require a special customization to be executed. Alternatively, the profile may have been read from a corrupted file. PRF-0009@action PRF-0010@args x y PRF-0010@causeCA SQL operation that was expected to contain {2} host expressions was found to contain {1} host expressions instead. This indicates an operation that does not conform to the SQLJ runtime standard, and may require a special customization to be executed. Alternatively, the profile may have been read from a corrupted file. PRF-0010@action PRF-0003@args PRF-0003@causeA SQL operation unexpectedly contained one or more OUT or INOUT parameters. This indicates an operation that does not conform to the SQLJ runtime standard, and may require a special customization to be executed. Alternatively, the profile may have been read from a corrupted file. PRF-0003@action PRF-0004@args class name PRF-0004@cause ? positional SQL operation contained a host expression with runtime type {1} as the target of the CURRENT OF clause. The {1} must be an instance of the <-code>sqlj.runtime.ForUpdate</code> interface. PRF-0004@action ?pdate the declaration of the iterator type passed as the target of the CURRENT OF clause. Include the <-code>ForUpdate</code> interface in the implements clause. PRF-0005@causetExecution of this SQL operation requires the use of a JDBC <-code>CallableStatement</code> object at runtime. However, such an object was not available from the customization used to execute the operation. This indicates that incompatible customizations may have been installed into your application, or that the operation may require the use of a special customization. PRF-0005@action `Retranslate the source file or install a customization that supports the extended functionality. PRF-0006@causetExecution of this SQL operation requires the use of a JDBC <-code>PreparedStatement</code> object at runtime. However, such an object was not available from the customization used to execute the operation. This indicates that incompatible customizations may have been installed into your application, or that the operation may require the use of a special customization. PRF-0006@action PRF-0007@args </var>class <-var>expected type </var>class <-var>found type PRF-0007@causedThe default mapping from a database type into a Java object produced {1} when {0} was required by the host expression. This often indicates a failed conversion to the client-side class <-code>java.math.BigDecimal</code>. It may also indicate a failed conversion to a non-standard class that is only supported when a particular customization is installed. PRF-0007@action Verify that the database type selected has a default mapping assignable to the type of host variable or iterator column fetched into. This may require the use of a different client-side type. Verify that the customization required to support the client-side type, if any, is installed. PRF-0008@args method name PRF-0008@causeThe execution of a SQL operation unexpectedly involved a call to method {0}. This indicates an operation that does not conform to the SQLJ runtime standard, and may require a special customization to be executed. It may also indicate the use of a non-standard SQLJ translator. PRF-0008@action PRF-0012@args PRF-0012@cause.A SQL operation contained no OUT or INOUT parameters when it was expected to have at least one. This indicates an operation that does not conform to the SQLJ runtime standard, and may require a special customization to be executed. Alternatively, the profile may have been read from a corrupted file. PRF-0012@action PRF-0013@args type name PRF-0013@cause ?n object returned or used by this SQL operation with type {0} was not a valid iterator type. This may indicate that the iterator class was produced by a non-standard translator. PRF-0013@action tVerify the original SQL operation and the iterator types it uses are valid. Retranslate the source files as needed. PRF-0014@args constructor name exception description PRF-0014@cause yThe construction of a runtime result or output parameter resulted in a runtime exception being thrown by the constructor. PRF-0014@action DExamine the contents of {1} to determine the cause of the exception. PRF-0016@args PRF-0016@cause ?he conversion of a host expression to or from a database type involved in a call to method {0}, which raised an exception other than a SQLException. PRF-0016@action (sqlj/runtime/error/ProfileRefErrorsCause java/util/ListResourceBundle ! J K L M N O P / *? ? Q R S T U V P . ? ? Q R S T W O P 2 &? Y? YSYSSY? YSY? Y SSSY? 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