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I program B is doing the rollback, than I don't think you can prevent it. It may work if program B runs in a different activation group but I'm not 100% sure on that. If program A is doing the rollback, change the rollback statement to ROLLBACK HOLD.

Matt

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Subject: SQLRPGLE cursor not opened (closed by ROLLBACK)

I have the following situation:

Program A (SQLRPGLE) is calling program B which does an RUNSQLSTM which
ends in error and than gets a ROLLBACK.
This rollback closes all SQL cursors also in program A.

Is it possible to keep the cursors in program A open ?

This without changing program B because this is an third party program.
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