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baramesh
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Hi, Forum,
While revolving around this knowledge wheel for some thing. I have seen that, when a a plain cobol program calls a cobol-db2 program, this plain program needs to be compiled as a cobol-db2 program.I doubt, is it just enough copiling it as a cobol-db2 program? or needs to bind it to package or plan?. If it looks like a basic question, please forgive me as I am a kid in working with db2 applications..
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ashimer
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Hi-
Here is an Example. PROG1 is the calling COBOL PGM and PROG2 is the sub-module.
Code the bind as follows:
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BIND PLAN(PROG1) -
MEMBER(PROG2) -
ACTION(REPLACE) -
RETAIN -
VALIDATE(BIND) -
ISOLATION(CS)
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Here is the input to the IKJEFT1B utility that will run the programs:
//SYSTSIN DD *
DSN SYSTEM(DB2D)
RUN PROGRAM(PROG1) PLAN(PROG1)
END
//* |
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baramesh
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| ashimer wrote: |
Hi-
Here is an Example. PROG1 is the calling COBOL PGM and PROG2 is the sub-module.
Code the bind as follows:
*****************************
BIND PLAN(PROG1) -
MEMBER(PROG2) -
ACTION(REPLACE) -
RETAIN -
VALIDATE(BIND) -
ISOLATION(CS)
*****************************
Here is the input to the IKJEFT1B utility that will run the programs:
//SYSTSIN DD *
DSN SYSTEM(DB2D)
RUN PROGRAM(PROG1) PLAN(PROG1)
END
//* |
Thanks a lot ashimer. |
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