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meenakshi_forum
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Joined: 27 May 2008
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Case Study related to the Cursor--
Suppose we are updating or we have to update a DB of 5000 records and after updating 50 records we commit the DB and after commiting there is an Abend.What precautions we can take at this step so that we can smoothly update the rest of the records?
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After the abend suppose we solve the abend then how do we proceed further to update rest of the records?
a.The same case above can be implemented for some other transaction rather than updating. What should be done in such case?
b.If while performing some transaction through cursor, there is an abend then how it can be resolved?
3.Where and when the cursor hits the DB for the first time? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Determining a restart/recovery strategy is not really a forum-type topic. It is also not something addressed by some individual developer for one requirement.
Organizations that use checkpoint/restart have a formal methodology in place and if you intend include this in your processes, you need to learn and follow whatever the current standards require.
More and more places no longer implement this due to the increased power of the cpus and dasd. |
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