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Gary,
if you don't use commit, as you stated, then record locks could not cause sqlstate 200 (this could only happen with isolation read committed).
The journals won't show up selected records, only update, delete and insert operations are shown in the journal. If you have the id for a sqlstate 200 condition, you could have a look to the journal, if an insert or an update resulting in your search value has happened after the sqlstate 200 condition. For this you would need the record buffer restructered combined with the journal codes and times (if an UDT or oops nerv could do this, I dön't know, I've had my own tool years before oops nerv or udts knew of journals...
DIeter
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