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  • Subject: RE: SQL - Not Closing Files - Final Solution, the KWIK-fix
  • From: Kevin H <kevinh@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2001 10:55:56 -0500

a massive thank-you to Carl Jillett for the solution....listed below.

the kwik-fix consists of...

  * CLose SQL ODP's
C                   Call(e)    'QCMDEXC'
C                   Parm      'ENDCMTCTL'   Cmd$20           20
C                   Parm      20            CmdLen           15 5

reasoning below

>SQL support was created to implicitly reuse ODP's (efficiency  reasons I 
>guess).
>
>The first time you call the program the ODP's will be closed. The second
>(and subsequent times) they will be left open.
>
>The only way to close the ODP is to ENDCMTCTL
>
>Do this when you want to close the file (via QCMDEXC) if using overrides,
>do this before deleting the override.
>
>The system starts commitment control when open/define the cursor again.


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