RE: Triggers and sql -- RPG400-L

Phil,

Just a quick thought before I run out the door...

Does parmfld exceed the size of the trigger buffer passed by DB2? If that
happens, you'll be attempting to access storage beyond what's allocated to
the trigger program, resulting in MCH0601. Run in debug & check the value of
parm1len.


John Taylor
Canada


> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-rpg400-l@midrange.com [mailto:owner-rpg400-l@midrange.com]On
> Behalf Of Phil
> Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 4:31 PM
> To: RPG400-L@midrange.com
> Subject: Triggers and sql
>
>
> I have a trigger on a file which has been in place for years.  The ds is
> defined like this:
>
> Dparm1            ds
> D parmfld                 1   3000
> D  filename               1     10
> D  filelib               11     20
> D  mbrname               21     30
> D  tgrevent              31     31
> D  tgrtime               32     32
> D  cmtlcklvl             33     33
> D  qdbsrv104             34     36
> D  ccsid                 37     40B 0
> D  qdbcr                 41     44b 0
> D  qdbrsv204             45     48
> D  offsetorig            49     52B 0
> D  lenorigrcd            53     56B 0
> D  offorgnull            57     60B 0
> D  lennullmap            61     64B 0
> D  offstnewrc            65     68B 0
> D  lennewrcd             69     72B 0
> D  offstnewby            73     76B 0
> D  lennewmap             77     80B 0
> D
> Dparm2            ds
> D parm1len                1      4b 0
>
>
> Everything is fine when the file is updated with traditional I/O but I get
> an error when trying to update with sql.  I get the error on eval
> dtaqmsg =
> parmfld.  But only with SQL.  Native i/o & dfu doesn't get the error.  The
> error is MCH0601 Message. Space offset X'000013D0' or teraspace offset
> X'0000000000000000' is outside current limit for object &1.
>
> In debug, I can see the contents of parm1 and all of the subfields except
> parmfld.  In debug, the error is CPF8E17 Pointer not set for location
> referenced.  Anyone know what causes this, and why does it fail with sql
> only?  The rest of the program is below.
>
> Thanks for any help,
>
> Phil
>
>
> C     *entry        plist
> C                   parm                    parm1
> C                   parm                    parm2
> C
> C                   eval      dtaqmsg = parmfld
> C
> C                   call      'QSNDDTAQ'
> C                   parm      'ORDERDQ'     dtaqname
> C                   parm      '*LIBL'       dtaqlib
> C                   parm      5000          dtaqmsgsz
> C                   parm                    dtaqmsg
> C                   return
>
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