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prasun007
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I have droped one table and recreated the same and all of its corresponding indexes.
Now when trying to run a load job to load data, I am getting SQLCODE -908. It seems some authorization problem or rebind needed.
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-908
bind-type ERROR USING auth-id AUTHORITY. BIND, REBIND OR AUTO-REBIND OPERATION IS NOT ALLOWED
Explanation
For BIND and REBIND, the indicated authorization ID is not allowed to perform the indicated bind-type against a plan or package. An entry in the resource limit specification table (RLST) prohibits binding and rebinding by this authorization ID, or all authorization IDs. For AUTO-REBIND, the system parameter controlling AUTO-REBIND operations is set to disallow AUTO-REBIND.
bind-type
Type of bind operation (BIND, REBIND or AUTO-REBIND).
auth-id
Authorization ID of the invoker of the BIND subcommand or primary authorization ID of the invoker of the plan for AUTO-REBIND operations.
System action
The plan or package is not bound.
System programmer response
If the indicated authorization id should be allowed to bind, change the entry in the active RLST table. If AUTO-REBIND operations are disabled, rebind the package before reexecuting the package.
SQLSTATE
23510
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So can anyone please help me to identify why I am getting this error? and Please let me know what is the solution. |
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Akatsukami
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| Is this a BMC or IBM utility? If so, it should be providing a message as well as a SQLCODE. If not, use DSNTIAR to create and format the message, and then write to sysout. |
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prasun007
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It's an IBM utility. Actually I am not sure how to use DSNTIAR to create and format the message, and then write to sysout. Could you please give some reference or link?
Also please let me know the normal process to follow after dropping a table & recreating the same and its indexes. Do I need to issue the grant commands again? or all the authorization will be preserved as before?
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Akatsukami
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OK, in SYSPRINT for the load step and procstep you should find a message identified by the number DSNT408I. Following it should be the SQLCODE -908, and the message from your opening post with the lower-case variables replaced by actual values. Post that.
DSNTIAR will not be useful when using a utility, but in an application program it is invaluable. I include a PL/I invocation here; a COBOL version may be given by someone who has used the language in the current millennium.
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OOPS: PROC(WHY);
DCL WHY CHAR(*);
DCL DATA_LEN FIXED BIN(31) INIT(132);
DCL DATA_DIM FIXED BIN(31) INIT(10);
DCL 1 ERROR_MESSAGE AUTOMATIC,
3 ERROR_LEN FIXED BIN(15) UNAL INIT((DATA_LEN*DATA_DIM)),
3 ERROR_TEXT(DATA_DIM) CHAR(DATA_LEN);
CALL DSNTIAR ( SQLCA, ERROR_MESSAGE, DATA_LEN );
PUT SKIP EDIT (WHY) (A);
DO I = 1 TO DATA_DIM;
PUT SKIP EDIT (ERROR_TEXT(I)) (A);
END;
END OOPS; |
Grants need not be re-made after a table is dropped and re-created. |
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GuyC
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| prasun007 wrote: |
Do I need to issue the grant commands again? or all the authorization will be preserved as before?
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grants are gone.
Its' very unlikely that you need to (auto-)rebind something when running a DB2 utility. |
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GuyC
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| Akatsukami wrote: |
| Grants need not be re-made after a table is dropped and re-created. |
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Akatsukami
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| GuyC wrote: |
| Akatsukami wrote: |
| Grants need not be re-made after a table is dropped and re-created. |
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Well, possibly there has been some messing about with our installation of DB2 (I can quote a couple of other instances), but I am 90% sure that this is the case. I will check when I get into the office in a few hours. |
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Akatsukami
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| You are correct, Guy; it turns out that grant persistence is not part of standard DB2, but a "feature" of my site's scheme for allowing multiple copies of a DB2 data base on the development subsystems. Prasun, I apologize for giving you incorrect information. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
What can be done is to run a query (before DROPping the table(s)) that generates all of the grants which can then be applied after the DROP/CREATE. . . |
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GuyC
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| any decent change management Tool or Setup will take care of all this. |
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prasun007
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| Thanks for all the replies.. I also want to know After dropping and re creating a table and its corresponding indexes Is it necessary to execute runstat ? Since I am creating new indexes, RUNSTAT should be executed but my doubt is if DB2 retains the old statistics in it's catalog even after dropping the table. |
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sushanth bobby
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Prasun007,
When you dropped the table, all the information regarding it is gone along with it from the DB2 Catalog.
If the table is populated by a load, include STATISTICS INDEX(ALL) UPDATE ALL keyword in the load utility.
If populated by a program, execute runstats after its execution.
Thanks,
Sushanth |
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