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If you WRKJOB and then look at the Call Stack for the job while it's
apparently hung, what are the last few procedures listed? Is a lock
involved? (Sounds like a lock.)

(Don't be tempted to do the WRKJOB from the same job that's running the
program. Look at it passively, from another job.)

Dennis Lovelady
http://www.linkedin.com/in/dennislovelady
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"The unfortunate thing about this world is that good habits are so much
easier to give up than bad ones."
-- Somerset Maugham


I have an SQLRPGLE program that first calls a procedure to insert records
into File A. I then have another procedure that is called repeatedly for
different files. This procedure uses dynamic SQL to insert records into
different files using certain criteria along with File A. Then it uses
dynamic SQL to delete the same records it inserted, also using File A.



My program will run okay for a few files, then it just hangs up on the
insert or delete portion of the SQL. I have put it in debug and it remains
on the execute statement, it isn't looping within the program. There is
nothing changing in the call stack or open files. I removed the file it
got
hung up on and ran it again. It will run then it will hang up on a
different
file.



Is there something specific that needs to be done in my program to allow
it
to properly handle repeated dynamic SQL's? I can include portions of my
code
if helpful. I am not using cursor open/close. I just have Prepare and
Execute statements.



Any help would be appreciated.



Thanks,



Kelly



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