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Huzefa
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Hi,
I am trying to connect to MQ from a COBOL Stored Procedure.
I am using the MQCONN Function. Below is the Call
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CALL 'MQCONN' USING MQ-MQM
MQ-HCONN
MQ-CC
MQ-REASON |
But I get an error
MQ CC: 2
MQ REASON: 2129
Is there something what I am doing wrong, or do we need to give any parameters while Compiling or Lind Editing the Stored Procedure or any DB2 Setup that needs to be done before we try to Connect to MQ from DB2 Stored Procedure |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Is this batch or CICS?
What invokes the stored procedure?
Will the bit of posted code work in a subroutine that is not a stored procedure? |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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I assume you have included the MQ Stubs during your compilation of the SP.
the 2129 programmer response is: Ensure that the correct library concatenation has been specified in the batch application program execution JCL, and in the queue-manager startup JCL. |
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Huzefa
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The Posted Code works in a COBOL program, since I give the load Programs in the JCLLLIB Concatenation Step.
But when I put the same in A COBOL STORED PROCEDURE it does not work.
The COBOL Stored Procedure is invoked Through MQ Listener. So I assume the Module is not being loaded. So I am just looking for ways I can link the module with the Stored Procedure |
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