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Re: Latest V6R1 PTFs and SQL

Another Thing. IBM has been sending all PTF's since this spring as Compressed. The programs are not decompressing after use. Example QDBUBR, QDBOPEN, QDPCLOSE, QDBPUT, QDBPUTDR. They are looking in to this issue to find out why the programs are not decompressing. A PMR was open by a firm in Germany and us.


On 9/13/2010 10:54 AM, Kirk Goins wrote:
I'm not a programmer and don't have all the details, but wanted to post this
before others may see this problem. Over the weekend we did a full round of
V6R1 PTFs ( CUME, Hypers/DB, JAVA, WAS... etc ). Somewhere in all these PTFs
we broke several web based apps.
All PTFs were downloaded Friday or Saturday. Here's a quote from our web
developer.

PTF's did a couple of things with parsing JOIN predicates and adding case
sensitivity to table and column identifiers. The real nightmare ... they/IBM
didn't make the same changes to interactive SQL

I'm going to call IBM and open a PMR and see what they have to say



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