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We have an RPG with embedded SQL program running in a CL program that--
has calls to multiple RPG programs. This CL is run from the job
scheduler late at night. We were having issues with this night job
that looked like it was not running the one RPG app but when run
during the day by itself it would work perfect. So we added a trace to
the program to see what it was doing at night. It showed that no data was being read from the SQL fetch command.
When it was run by itself during the day it showed it read thousands
of records. The next debug step we did was to have the main CL that
runs at night CALL the RPG app and then also do a SBMJOB to call the same RPG app.
When run from the main CL with a CALL it read nothing. 2 minutes later
when it was submitted it ran fine and read thousands of records.
We are stumped. Has anyone ever seen this happen before? There are no
overrides or explicit sharing of open data paths.
Mike Cunningham
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