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mistah kurtz
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Hi,
My requirement is to inert the rows into a DB2 table from a sequential file which has records in millions.
For that I'm using Multi Row Insert feature with NOT ATOMIC CONTINUE ON SQLEXCEPTION option. Now I want to write all the records that failed to insert in an Error file.
For ex: If I'm doing a multi row insert for 10 rows and SQLERRD(3) of SQLCA returns 7, this means 3 records failed to insert.
How can I identify which 3 records are failed to insert and the error(SQLCODE) associated with them?
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Gnanas N
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| You may need to use GET DIAGNOSTICS. |
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mistah kurtz
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| Thanks. Could you please provide any link or document where I can find more about GET DIAGNOSTICS feature. What are the variables and the syntax which can help me to identify the information that I need. I tried the manual, but |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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mistah kurtz
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Thanks Gnanas. The link you provided looks useful. I will work on it monday now.
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If you have a array of 10 and then you are doing this in a sequential mode so certainly the 8th occurance of the same array has a probably duplicate data or a bad data.
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@Rohit: I'm doing multi insert as below (WS-NUM-ROWS=10).
First I'm reading the first 10 records from file and populating the WS-CUSTOMER table and then performing an insert. If successful, read the next 10 record else find out which one failed and write them into an error file.
How would I know which one failed and for what reason(SQLCODE).
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01 WS-CUSTOMER.
05 WS-CUSTOMER-ID PIC S9(9) COMP OCCURS 10 TIMES.
05 WS-CUSTOMER-NAME PIC X(50) OCCURS 10 TIMES.
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
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INSERT INTO CUSTOMER
(CUSTOMER_ID
, CUSTOMER_NAME )
VALUES
(:WS-CUSTOMER-ID
, :WS-CUSTOMER-NAME)
FOR :WS-NUM-ROWS ROWS
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| So in your process you can check the SQLCODE <> 0 after MASS/MULTI INSERT then write that 8th one to the error file and then perform another para in a loop to simply try inserting rest of the 2 records( 9 and 10) and once it does again loan next 10 records to the array and perform your original MASS/MULTI INSERT. |
I didn't understand this part at all. Could you please elaborate further.
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prino
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| You don't insert millions of rows using a program, with all the overhead of logging and commit logic. There is a perfect alternative, the LOAD utility! |
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mistah kurtz
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Hi Robert,
The program involves lots of calculation. It's not a direct insert from the file. |
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mistah kurtz
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What will be the COBOL host variable for the following two columns:
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DB2_ROW_NUMBER DECIMAL(31,0)
ROW_COUNT DECIMAL(31,0) |
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mistah kurtz
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| I'm using PIC S9(31)V USAGE COMP-3 with ARITH(EXTEND) option. |
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Bill Woodger
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Well, you consult some DB2 doc. which tells you whether that definition is signed or not.
Yes, if you want 31 digits you'll need ARITH(EXTEND). The trailing V is unnecessary (the compiler effectively ignores it).
Why, though, would a row-id need to be able to go to 9,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999?
That's ten (US) billion-billion-biliion-billion-billion-billion (I think, but it hardly matters), give or take one. Is that really reasonable? ARITH(EXTEND) has performance penalties if using numeric FUNCTIONs, as does the use of any packed-decimal with more than (15 I think it is) digits. 15 digits can give you a billion-billion-billion, which is often enough. |
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mistah kurtz
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Thanks Bill. The maximum value that this field can have is 1000. So I have removed the ARITH(EXTEND) option. Now everything is working fine including GET DIAGNOSTICS part.
Thank you all for you help. |
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