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  3. March 2003

RE: How to get JDBC to DB2400 to wait on a locked object?

> From: David Gibbs
>
> > How about invoking a stored procedure that does an ALCOBJ, David?
>
> Not an option ... this is a java only application... only AS400 component
> is the database itself.

Well, that's a pretty draconian corner you're painting yourself into.  Why
wouldn't you allow a native stored procedure?  But okay, let's assume that
you have a valid business reason for not using a native stored procedure.
There are alternatives.

If you know you're talking to an AS/400, you can always use the JTOpen
toolbox to attempt an ALCOBJ command.  This is AS/400-specific, but 100%
Pure Java.

If that option is not valid, then I think you're stuck with an untenable set
of design decisions - you want to do things differently for the AS/400, yet
you don't want AS/400-specific code.

Joe

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