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MikePradeep
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Can someone throw some light on the timestamping of the DBRM and Load Module.
Today, i wrote a simple DB2-cobol program and compiled it and bound it to a plan. I ran a JCL and i got the output.
When i did some changes to the program (either the cobol part or the SQL part), i just have to recompile the program and run the JCL. Its working fine. But my TL is saying that it has to through an error, because the consistency tokens created will not match.
Can anyone elaborately discuss this topic??? |
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dineshness
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| Did you rebind your DBRM after compiling? |
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MikePradeep
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| No i did not rebind the DBRM!! |
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rajandhla
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| is it giving any error return code during run time |
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MikePradeep
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| It dint any error.. i got a maxcc = 0 |
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neeteen
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Hi,
Actually after making changes to cobol pgm one should bind it otherwise it throws an error -818,timestamp mismatch.......but here in your case its not giving any error,the reason might be,this timestamp check can be avoided by using the compiler option 'LEVEL' I am not sure about the option,but this timestamp check is surely can be avoided.
check with the compiler options. |
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