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xsray
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Location: illinois
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| We have a random number generator program that is called by the on-line transactions. This program fetches and updates the next available number from a DB2 table. The on-line transactions always come back with the number and never a -904. We recently installed a batch program that also calls the random number generator, but it is plagued with -904s. Has anyone experienced this and resolved it? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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what does the manual say about a -904 error code ?
read the manual and act accordingly to it' s suggestions |
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Terry Heinze
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| Also, "random number" and "next available number" seem to be contradictory. |
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sushanth bobby
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Hi xsray,
Please post full error text with the reason code.
Sushanth |
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Lijo
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| As said look into the Manual. Look for the REASON CODE (an 8 character value in the error message, like REASON 00C90084) under -904 SQLCODE. -904 can happen due to various reasons. Follow the instructions under 'User Response'. |
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GuyC
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look at what the random number generator program does.
It probably updates/inserts some value in some table.
Replace this with db2 sequence. |
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