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shankar.v
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| How to debug cobol program in EXEC SQL CALL PGM END-EXEC using Xpediter ? |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| I'm not very sure but are you asking, "how to debug a Stored-procedure, called by a COBOL program" using xped? |
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shankar.v
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Let us assume a cobol program as follows:
How to debug PGMB which is called in EXEC SQL which is a stored procedure written in cobol language ?.
How to intercept PGMB in xpediter as EXEC SQL are replaced by DB2 call statements ?.
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ID DIVISION.
PROGRAM-ID. PGMA.
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PROCEDURE DIVISION.
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EXEC SQL
CALL PGMB ...
END-EXEC
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Robert Sample
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Have you searched the Xpediter COBOL User's Guide manual, and specifically reviewed Appendix I which has the title "Debugging a Client Application and DB2 Stored Procedure"? If not, I recommend you find your site's copy of this manual and start reading. Furthermore, the Index has about 100 (I didn't count the exact number but there's more than 2 screens of them) references to DB2 and EXEC SQL in various sections of this manual.
If you cannot locate a copy of the manual, contact your site support group and get their assistance in getting to the Compuware support web site where you can download a copy of the manual -- or even look at it online. |
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