make all integers 64-bit in the SQL world

Author: ibmmqmet

CHANGES.md

@@ -56,3 +56,6 @@ very large output - the program may be able to restart from a more recent
 checkpoint.
 * Discovered a few fields in the WTAS structure are not used in the way
 the documentation and product header files claim.
+* Some SMF integers are too large for the INTEGER datatype. The unsigned
+32-bits compared to the SQL which is signed 32-bit, So switching
+to always use BIGINT.

bin/aix/convH

@@ -1110,7 +1110,7 @@ void takeCheckPoint(char *f, myoff_t pos) {
   /********************************************************************/
   /* Record offset and current status for the input file              */
   /********************************************************************/
-  b = fprintf(fp, "%d %lld %d\n",totalRecords,pos);
+  b = fprintf(fp, "%d %lld\n",totalRecords,pos);
   for (i=0;i<MAXCP;i++) {
     /* Record name and offset for all the output files */
     if (checkPoint[i].name) {

bin/aix/mqsmfcsv

@@ -62,7 +62,9 @@ void printDDL(char *name, int type, int len)
   switch (type)
   {
   case DDL_I:
-    fprintf(fp,"%s %s \t INTEGER\n",comma,format(nameCopy));
+    /* SQL Integer is a 'signed 32-bit' when sometimes we need unsigned */
+    /* So make it a big int always                                      */
+    fprintf(fp,"%s %s \t BIGINT \n",comma,format(nameCopy));
     break;
   case DDL_I64:
     fprintf(fp,"%s %s \t BIGINT\n",comma,format(nameCopy));