Re: Data access across libraries

["Dave Wall" <dawall@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Is there any connection creation or connection pooling going on?

   Connection creation -- each new connection results in a new server job
   on the AS/400, so you need to re-run your CL program every time you
   create  new connection.

   Connection pool -- re-run you CL program each time you grab a connection
   out of a pool so the library is correct.

David Wall
AS/400 Toolbox for Java




                    "Bharath V.S.
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Hi folks,

Background:
We are using DB2 on an AS/400 V4R4 from a WebLogic server housed on a Win2K
m/c.
DB2 access is via JDBC using the ToolBox driver.

We use stored procedures for most of the data access.
We have the same set of tables in various libraries but the data in them is
different.
Before calling any  stored procedure, we call a special "library switch"
stored proc ( a CL program to switch current library).

Problem:
We are facing a problem: Sometimes, the stored procedures fetch data from a
library other than the intended 'current' library?
This occurs randomly.

Why is this happening? Is there a fix?

Thanks.

Regards,
Bharath.

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