Re: NumberFormatException?

Thanks for the info.
It turns out that no more PTFs were installed since yesterday, but we did do
an IPL. It seem that the IPL has caused the problem to go away.

My guess is it may have been related to package support or database caching-
but who knows. We applied many PTFs a couple days ago, but we IPL'd after
those were applied.

Had another weird problem today very briefly. I was testing some java code
that does a query. THe quesy was working fine, results fine, etc. I thnk I
left a connection open and then made a change to the query, and ran another
instance with the changed query (using the same package). The data came back
completely garbled. I deleted the package and tried again and everything was
fine..

Luther

----- Original Message -----
From: Sims, Ken <KSIMS@SOUTHERNWINE.com>
To: <JAVA400-L@midrange.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 9 February 2000 18:11
Subject: RE: NumberFormatException?


> Hi Luther -
>
> >From: Luther Ananda Miller [SMTP:luther.miller@HYPERE.COM]
> >Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2000 23:23
> >Subject: Re: NumberFormatException?
> >
> >Well, I went to work on this bug this morning so I could generate a
useful
> >PMR, but it seems to have gone away in the night. I am not sure if the
> >system was IPL'd last night or not, maybe that has something to do with
it.
> >Perhaps there was an old package (from before when we installed all of
the
> >new PTFs, etc.) lying out there, or something other strange thing. I hate
> >issues that go away like that, because you never know when they'll
> resurface
> >again, but for now I'll take it.
>
> You can use DSPLOG to see if the system was IPLed or if PTF activity took
> place.  Perhaps simpler would be GO LICPGM and use option 50 which will
> automatically subset DSPLOG to show just messages related to program
product
> installation and PTF activity.
>
> I installed PTFs Friday during the day which applied when the system IPLed
> Sunday night.  The following is the display I got from option 50.  You can
> put the cursor on a message and press F1 to see the date and time and
second
> level text.
>
>                           Display History Log Contents
>
>  PTF installation process started.
>  Loading of PTFs started.
>  Loading of PTFs completed successfully.
>  Marking of PTFs for delayed application started.
>  Marking of PTFs for delayed application completed successfully.
>  PTFs installed successfully.
>  Apply PTF started.
>  Applying of PTFs for product 5769999 completed successfully.
>  Applying of PTFs for product 5769SS1 completed successfully.
>  Applying of PTFs for product 5769DG1 completed successfully.
>  Applying of PTFs for product 5769JV1 completed successfully.
>  Applying of PTFs completed.
>
> Ken
> Southern Wine and Spirits of Nevada, Inc.
> Opinions expressed are my own and do not necessarily represent the views
of
> my employer or anyone else.


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