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On 10/28/13 3:07 PM, James Rich wrote:
I did delete and recreate the table (file) from DDS. In fact,
several times. <<SNIP>>
Keep in mind that "the table (file)" that would need to be deleted,
is the one stored in the cache, not just any file by that name in that
library. From what I read, _a file_ was renamed and moved. In that
scenario, if the specific file was the object referenced in the cached
plan, then the /system pointer/ to the file would still point to an
existing object; i.e. addressing a file that has not been destroyed.
The cached statement should be removed when the reference to the pointer
encounters a MCH3402 exception; the effect after the object addressed by
that pointer has since been destroyed [aka deleted].
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