HBO0349I Due to overflow, data values in `table` were changed to null in `n` columns.


     Explanation
     An overflow occurs during the execution of a COLLECT or LIST RECORD statement 
     when the result of an accumulation function is too large to be stored in a column.
	 

	 
	 In the case of COLLECT, the column is in the target table, and its 
     capacity is determined by the data type of the column.
	 

	 
	 In the case of LIST RECORD, the column is a part of the output list, and its capacity is determined by the type of 
     expression that defines it.	 
	 

	 
	 According to the options that are defined for the statement, the processing 
     is to continue if an overflow occurs. When an overflow occurs, the current value of
     the accumulation function is discarded, the column is reset to null, and the accumulation 
     continues, starting from null.
     

	 
	 Processing continues.
	 

     
   
   Response
     Refer to the HBODUMP file for more information. Determine whether the overflow 
     was caused by an incorrectly defined argument of the accumulation function. Review the source 
     record or row to determine whether the overflow was caused by invalid data. If the statement 
     is LIST RECORD, consider modifying the argument of the accumulation function to change the type of 
     the result from integer to floating point.

HBO0349I Due to overflow, data values in table were changed to null in n columns.

Explanation

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HBO0349I Due to overflow, data values in `table` were changed to null in `n` columns.