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shiny
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hi....
when the Bind package options of a DB2-COBOL module are changed will there be any effect on the output of the program |
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enrico-sorichetti
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All depends on the isolation level and multiprogramming level
( other programs accesing the same rows at the same time )
the manual will tell the details |
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shiny
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will there br any effect if the Isolation level is given as
ISOLATION (CS) |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| what does the manual say ??? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Are you really saying some program does not always run as expected?
Rather than ask off the wall questions about things that could possibly cause changes/inconsistencies, you will get more useful replies if you post your situation and show your query and the inconsistent output. . . |
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rocky_balboa
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To put it very broadly most of the bind parameters determine locking and concurrency.
And yes, a change in isolation level may very well change the output of your program depending on whether the cursor is sensitive or insensitive....whether the same table is accessed twice in the same UOW...you can refer the manuls to get a description of each of these parameters |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| To put it very broadly most of the bind parameters determine locking and concurrency. |
Yes, many here are aware of this. . .
Your topic appeared to be addressing an unspecified question/problem. Possibly i misunderstood. . .
Regardless, do you have what you were looking for or is there still a doubt? |
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rocky_balboa
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| I have not posted this query.... |
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dick scherrer
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Oops. . . 
Sorry 'bout that. . .
I'll clean this up later. . .
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