Re: Call Level Interface error

[francess@xxxxxxxxxx]

In WebSphere 2.0, there is no mechnism specific to the product for
specifying JVM system properties. However, you should be able to use the
SystemDefault.properties file to specify the JVM system properties which
turn on JDBC tracing. From the information center:

System property configuration

Java system properties determine the environment in which the Java programs 
run. They are
similar to system values or environment variables in OS/400. A number of 
properties are set
when the Java virtual machine starts. You can choose to use the system property 
default
values or you can specify your own set of default property values by doing 
either of these
steps:

   1.Provide a file in /QIBM/UserData/Java400, named SystemDefault.properties. 
The
     property values that you specify in this file override the system defaults 
that IBM
     provides. This file sets the default system properties for all Java 
virtual machines that
     run on your AS/400 system.
   2.Or, place a SystemDefault.properties file in your own user.home path. This 
file and the
     properties that it contains override those in
     /QIBM/UserData/Java400/SystemDefault.properties. This file sets the 
default system
     properties for all Java virtual machines that run for you.

For your case, if you just want to affect the WebSphere 2.0 jobs (which run
under QTMHHTTP userid), you would create file SystemDefault.properties in
directory /home/qtmhhttp. Note: This will affect all WebSphere 2.0 HTTP
server instances though. Always be sure to remove or comment out the
properties (# indicates comment) once you no longer need them.

The contents of the file would be:
jdbc.db2.cli.trace=<level>
jdbc.db2.cli.trace.config=file://<fully_qualified_dir>/file.ext

where <level> is 1 or 2 or 3 or 4
and <fully_qualified_dir> would be something like
/home/your_userid/jdbctrc.txt.

E.g.
jdbc.db2.cli.trace=3
jdbc.db2.cli.trace.config=file:///home/fstewart/jdbctrace.txt

Frances Stewart
Java II and Applications Enablement
External: (507) 253-2795
Tie-line: 8-553-2795
IBM Rochester


Fred Kulack/Rochester/IBM@IBMUS@midrange.com on 09/26/2000 03:23:18 PM

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Ah nuts.  Sorry...
I thought you were running websphere 3.0. For websphere 3.0, the websphere
gui itself provides a place for command line options.
I'm not sure how you do it on websphere 2.0.
Anyone on this list know how to set standard Java system properties for
Websphere 2.0?
i.e. the kind you typically specify with -D from a java command line.


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