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msrinivasa
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Hi All
MAXCC=256 MEANS |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Is this question about DB2 or that some job/step ended with a condition code of 256?
Please post the output that shows the 256 as well as any jcl or control statements. |
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vini_srcna
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Please come up with detail information. Is there any DB2 activity in that job..? If yes what is the sqlcode..? |
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msrinivasa
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yes it is coboldb2 program runtime error.there is no SQL code.
MAXCC=256 i got |
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expat
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Did you not get any other output at all.
Nothing that could possibly be used for error determination. |
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GlobalGyan
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
I'm confused about a cobol/db2 program that has no sql. . . .
However, if it is a cobol program, you can look at the code and see where 256 is moved to RETURN-CODE. |
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