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Susanta
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Hi
I just need to know whether a DB2 cursor gets closed by a -911 error or not?
Please help.
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chandan.inst
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As per me it does not get closed until and unless you intentionally close the cursor
or it will get closed when you program processing is over
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Susanta
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enrico-sorichetti
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since the 911 implies a rollback, better that the cursor be closed
a rollback implies that the business logic must be restarted from the last commit
so a leftover open cursor has very little significance |
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Gnanas N
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Please read.
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| Rollback operation, SQLCODES -404, -652, -679, -802, -901, -904, -909, -910, -911, -913, and -952 may force the cursor to close. |
I think, if you've a mechanism like BMC Restart control for DB2, you may control over -911 situation. Again, I need to confirm it with the manual, Sorry. |
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Craq Giegerich
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| chandan.inst wrote: |
As per me it does not get closed until and unless you intentionally close the cursor
or it will get closed when you program processing is over
Regards,
Chandan |
You need to look in manual, this is from the DB V9 manual for sql code -507
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Programmer response: Check for a previous SQL
return code that might have closed the cursor.
SQLCODES -404, -652, -679,-802, -901, -904, -909, -910,
-911, -913, and -952 may force the cursor to close. After
the cursor is closed, any fetches or close cursor
statements receive SQLCODE -501. Any updates or
deletes receive this SQLCODE -507. Correct the logic of
the application program to ensure that the specified
cursor is open at the time the UPDATE or DELETE
statement is executed. |
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Susanta
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Hi
Now its confirmed that a -911 closes the cursor . 
If i declare the cursor with WITH HOLD .. will it overcome such a closure by -911 ? |
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Gnanas N
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| If i declare the cursor with WITH HOLD .. will it overcome such a closure by -911 ? |
No.
If you get -911 and it's an error situation... take a long breath, then check if DEADLOCK OR TIMEOUT has occured, next is appropriate action(ie, restart) based on the findings.
Please tell us more about your requirement and the problem you've faced for better suggestion. |
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chandan.inst
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Hi All,
Apologies.. my bad..lesson leanred
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Chandan |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| Gnanas N wrote: |
Please tell us more about your requirement and the problem you've faced for better suggestion.
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Though your comment was right on the money,
and one of the most appropriate comments thus far
the problem, as i see it,
is the TS does not understand what a -911 indicates.
until he does,
he will be content with a typical head-in-the-sand answer of yes or no.
and he will probably not provide a response to your question Gnanas N. |
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Susanta
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Sorry to all for late reply.. had to leave early due to bad health.
My queries were related to retry logic.
I found the work around from some one here.
We have a cursor and then a delete sql in the pgm.
We don't want to exit the pgm with a -911 or -904 for the delete sql , we will retry the delete sql for certain number of times, if it deletes the row within maximum try and **we will reopen the cursor. if maximum number of retry fails to delete the row then we will exit the program with abend.
**To know when a reopen of cursor required we have to check for sqlcode after every fetch to see if it is -501 or not . if -501 then we need to reopen the cursor. For a -904/-911 error db2 implicitly closes all open cursor and consecutive fetch cursor gives a -501. |
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Gnanas N
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| Okay. Did you care to know why some task/transaction is accessing the resource (ie, rows) at the same time you're trying to delete? |
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Gnanas N
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| BTW, your retry is done with issuing a delay (by something) in the execution? Please explain. |
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Susanta
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| yes we are using a counter to have dealy. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| yes we are using a counter to have dealy. |
Hopefully, this process does not go into a loop adding 1 to a counter until some value is reached. . .
Have you looked at how much cpu is required to do this. The people who monitor system usage will come looking for you if this is something that happens regularly.
You need to consider a different implementation . . . |
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