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  • Subject: Re: Access Paths
  • From: Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 27 May 1999 8:44:47 -0500

Would FOR FETCH ONLY make a difference?




burnsmt@ozemail.com.au on 05/27/99 04:00:37 AM
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Subject:        Access Paths

Hi All,

I'm trying to force a program using embedded SQL to use a particular Access
Path when it's doing an OPEN & FETCH on a particular file. I do a STRSRVJOB
& STRDBG to look at what the Query Optimizer (QO) is doing. Messages
CPI432C  & tell you what Access Paths the QO considers and why it rejects
or chooses them. My Access Path is being rejected with Reason Code 13 which
reads:

"The access path contains one or more keys which may be changed by the
query during an insert or an update".

I can't find anything in the manuals to give me any further clues.

My SELECT statements is as follows

SELECT field1, field2 
FROM filea
WHERE field3 = value1 AND field4 = value2 AND field5 <> value3

I have tried creating an access path in QTEMP in my program using an SQL
CREATE INDEX command on field3, field4, field5 and various combinations of
the three. I have also tried including all five fields in the index ( to
use index only access).

I have also tried doing DDS and creating a logical file and doing my OPEN
statement on the created logical (rather then the physical file).

Both of these methods produce the same message indicated above. The only
other relevant point is that I am using two different cursors over this
file, but the other one is always closed when I am getting this error.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.


Mark Burns
Primary Superannuation Services
Australia
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