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Hi,

If an SQL commit or rollback is performed, all SQL Cursors get closed, as
long as they are not defined WITH HOLD.
If you execute rollback or commit with HOLD (Exec SQL Rollback Hold;), all
cursors stay open independent if they are defined WITH HOLD or Not.
A RPG Commit/Rollback or a CL commit/rollback works like an SQL
commit/rollback with hold, i.d. SQL cursors get not closed.

Exec SQL Rollback Hold;

Exec SQL Declare xxxx Cursor WITH HOLD For
Select .....


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Betreff: 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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