Re: JDBC connection problems -- MIDRANGE-L

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Mike

There've some changes, some very important, but they may or may not affect you. Be sure you have the latest CUME, as well as the latest group PTF for database.

Hope you have software support - you will probably want IBM in on this - there've been some problems, IIRC.

Good luck

Vern

At 04:00 PM 7/28/2003 -0500, you wrote:

Before you go yelling at me for where I put this, let me explain.

This past weekend we upgrade to V5R2 from V5R1, which went very smoothly.
Now, today, one of our java applications decided to cause problems. The java
application is using JTOpen the latest version (according to the developer).
Nothing else but the OS upgrade happened this weekend. Now what happens on a
simple SQL across 3 files with a max of 4000 records is causing the
application to go very slow. The job QZDASOINIT is the culprit and it sucks
up every available resource just to run and it seems to never seems to quit.
If I kill the job it seems to improve the speed of the application which is
very weird. Any ideas? Did SQL change from 5.1 to 5.2?

Mike Wills
iSeries Programmer
Taylor Corporation
AIM: iSeriesCodePoet

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