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The RPG program doesn't give problems at all, and it's a normal RPG source,
not SQLRPG .....
To be able to compile a program with CRTSQLRPG you're forced to include at
least 1 sql statement, say ...
/EXEC SQL
+ SELECT COUNT(*)
+ INTO :X
+ FROM MKTTEC00
/END-EXEC
.............. but the problem is not due to the RPG program .........
The problem raise-up when creating SQL triggers with SQL command like the
following:
create trigger SNPWARTTST.IT$MITWHL
after insert on MVXBDTA500.MITWHL
referencing NEW as NROW
for each row mode db2sql
begin
[trigger body]
end
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AS/400 SQL Triggers giving CPF4293
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04/12/2003 20.36
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Did you create your program with commit(*none)? The default if you have not
changed it is COMMIT(*CHG).
CRTSQLRPGI OBJ(PGMNAME)
COMMIT(*NONE)
Stan Schapeler
Consultant
Sanden International (USA) Inc.
sschapeler@xxxxxxxxxx
fabio.gloria@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Subject: [Consult400] AS/400 SQL Triggers giving CPF4293
12/04/2003 01:25 PM
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Hi everybody,
a very strange error comes up on OS/400 V5R1M0 when using SQL Triggers.
With a specific combination of CL commands and then a call to an RPG
program, OS/400 pops-up CPF4293 error;
description for the message refers to a "Commitment control" problem but,
actually, no STRCMTCLT command is issued and consequently no COMMIT or
ROLLBACK are issued as well ....
After many tests, I reached the core of the problem by replacing the SQL
trigger with a "normal" RPG trigger and no CPF raised up by executing my
program(s).
Did anyone ran into the same problem ?
If there is someone interested with this matter, I can provide the sources
to replicate my tests and the error; if I'm not wrong, V5R1 is a "must" for
SQL triggers ...
Thanks for your attention
Fabio Gloria
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