Re: Weird problem

   Hello,

   I interested in this, could do you give more details about how to set the
   properties of the database server jobs ?

       Is in the jdbc connection ?
       Is in the AS400 ?

   Thanks
   Josep R. Raurell

   En/na Dieter Bender ha escrit:

 Wayne,

 did you check the properties of the database server jobs? default settings
 don't wrap the joblog, if it reaches its maximum size, then the connection
 will die and you might get the mentioned pointer error.

 Dieter

 On Thursday 03 April 2003 23:05, you wrote:
  

 Dieter,

 We run the same program from PC by using type 4 driver (Toolbox).  We run
 the program on AS/400 by using native driver (type 2) which runs much fast
 than from PC.  But as I mentioned, the problem was not consistence.  Only
 once a while, it will occur, no matter what type of drivers I use.  It
 sounds like the error was related to the status (activities) on AS/400 at
 the time of the program was running.

 Wayne

 -----Original Message-----
 From: Dieter.Bender@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:Dieter.Bender@xxxxxxxxxxx]
 Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 3:47 PM
 To: Java Programming on and around the iSeries / AS400
 Subject: Re: Weird problem


 Hi,

 did you trie the type 4 driver (aka toolbox driver)?

 Dieter

 On Wednesday 02 April 2003 22:10, you wrote:
    

 Hi, all,

 I have had a weird problem when I run a Java batch program on AS/400
 (V5R1). I use native JDBC for data connection.  The error occurred
      

 randomly

    

 at different time and different stage of the batch processes.  Most of
 time, the batch completed no problems at all, but sometimes, it fails.
 It seems to me that it is something to do with the system resources.  But
 I could not figure out exactly what cause the errors.  I have attached
 the joblog.  the error start with MSGID: MCH3601,  type: Escape, Message:
 Pointer not set for location referenced.

 Does any one have any ideas about this error?

 Also, I have another question about the message in this joblog (it does
      

 not

    

 cause any problem yet).  The message is:
 Message . . . . :   Job 030659/QUSER/QSQSRVR used for SQL server mode
 processing.
 Cause . . . . . :   A Structured Query Language (SQL) statement was
 executed while running in SQL server mode.  SQL statements for this
 connection or thread will be processed in job
 030659/QUSER/QSQSRVR.
 Technical description . . . . . . . . :   SQL server mode was requested
 by either setting the SQL server mode job attribute, or by setting the
 server mode environment
                                        attribute via the SQL Call Level
 Interface.  When running in this mode, SQL statements are processed by a
 separate job, which runs under the                         user profile
 specified for the connection. The thread identifier is 2 and the
      

 connection

    

 is to Relational Database WILM620.  If the Relational
 Database name is *N, this means that all connections for the thread will
 use the same job.

 Is there any problem to run SQL statement in SQL server mode?  My SQL
 statement does not specify the settings.  Maybe by default, it use SQL
 server mode?  If not run in SQL server mode, what other options I have
 and how to set the options, if any?

 Thanks.


  <<QPJOBLOG031352.txt>>

 Wayne
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