One or more key columns are of a LOB data type. LOB data types cannot be used as key columns
when Generate SQL is set to Yes and the generated statement will have a WHERE clause, such
as when performing sparse lookups or the Write mode is Update, Insert then update, Update
then insert, or Delete
Explanation
One or more key columns are of a LOB data type. You cannot use LOB data types as key columns
when the
Generate SQL property is set to
Yes and the
generated SQL statement contains a WHERE clause, such as SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE
statements.
One or more key columns are of a LOB data type. Typically this error occurs
when the DB2 connector generates an SQL statement that contains a WHERE clause, such as SELECT,
INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statements and all key columns are included in the clause. LOB data
types cannot be included in the WHERE clause.
User response
Do one of the following actions:
- Do not designate LOB columns as key columns.
- Set the Usage > Generate SQL property to No and
manually enter your SQL statement.