SQL7008 -- JDBC file needs to be journaled???

[David Gibbs <dgibbs@xxxxxxx>]

Folks:

I've encountered a particularly perplexing problem with JDBC.

I'm using a fairly recent version of the open source JT400 to do some JDBC
access.  The database operations are quite simple, just insert some records
into a file on the 400.

When I run the JDBC operations on a V4R3 system (our development box), it
works fine.

When I run the same operation on a V4R4 system (testing box), the first
record is added fine ... but when the second record is added, I get a
SQL7008 message with reason code 3.  Reason code 3 indicates that the file
is not journaled.

Well, that's true ... it isn't journaled.  On either system.

My search of previous messages in the archives indicate that a file updated
by JDBC needs to be journaled.  But my experience shows this is not true.
We have a number of files that are updated by JDBC without a problem, and we
never journal files.

The JDBC URL we're using is
"jdbc:as400://system.domain.com/LIBRARY;naming=system;errors=full"

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

david

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David Gibbs
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MKS, Inc.
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