Re: QSQCLIPKGx -- JAVA400-L

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A SWAG given no details of what are the "several errors that the CCSID value is wrong", in neither message ID nor text:

For the user profile under which the SQL work is being performed, issue the CL request on a command line for the server:
DSPUSRPRF TheUserProfile /* Review the CCSID setting */

Presumably the CCSID setting shown by the DSPUSRPRF request is *HEX or 65535, instead of an EBCDIC CCSID which enable conversion to ASCII. The recovery is probably achieved by issuing the CL request on a command line for the server, then establishing a new connection with that user:
CHGUSRPRF TheUserProfile CCSID(Valid_CCSID) /* A valid CCSID for US English EBCDIC is 37 */

Regards, Chuck

TAllen@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

I have a WAS 6.1 server on a V5R4 system that is throwing the following
error when a JDBC connection is attempted.

com.ibm.db2.jdbc.app.DB2DBException: SQL package QSQCLIPKGA in QGPL not
found at DRDA Server.

Searching around brought me to the following page.

https://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.NSF/1ac66549a21402188625680b0002037e/460d52a956268f57862569de004e16d8?OpenDocument

This looked promising but when I run the Java class I get several errors
that the CCSID value is not valid.

Has anyone seen this before or have any suggestions? By the way, this
works fine on a Tomcat server running locally on my PC.

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