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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 1. Installation ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
To begin installation of the select pak, type the following from the command
line:
SLP06040 <DBM Drive> [/BP:BackupPath] [/Q]
where <DBM Drive> = The Drive on which Database Manager is installed.
/BP:BackupPath = A path for the original files to be backed up to.
This is an optional parameter and the specified
path must already exist.
/Q runs in quite mode and no user input is necessary.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 2. What's Changed ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 2.1. APAR Descriptions ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
SQL code -30020 from DRDA Application Server (APAR JR06051)
This APAR fixes a problem where the user got an SQLCODE -30020 when zoned
decimal (SQLTYPEs 488/489) or numeric (SQLTYPES 504/505) data was returned from
a DRDA application server.
Incorrect Data Returned from Host (APAR JR06138)
This fix corrects a problem in which single-precision floating point data was
not being returned from the host correctly. With this fix, when a DESCRIBE is
performed on a SELECT statement that involves a single-precision floating point
column on a DRDA application server, the SQLLEN value for this SQLVAR will
always be set to 8.
SQLCODE -30020 from DRDA Application Server II (APAR JR06262)
Fixes a problem where a user got an SQLCODE -30020 from a DRDA application
server when an INSERT of a NULL varchar host variable was performed.
SQLTRC Trap (APAR JR06806)
Prevents a trap when SQLTRC is turned on.
SQLJRT10.DLL Trap (APAR JR06916)
Corrects a trap in SQLJRT10.DLL caused by incorrect parsing of an end-of-query
reply message coming back from a DRDA Application Server.
Unclosed Cursor (APAR JR07016)
Previously, a remote client did not close a cursor after a dynamic COMMIT had
been executed.
Unexpected Traps (APAR JR07052)
Unexpected traps were occurring when queries were run with any combination of
DISTINCT, ORDER_BY, and GROUP_BY and there was at least one primary key on a
joining column.
Memory Leaks (APAR JR07062)
This fixes two memory leak problems in DDCS/2 which eventually manifest
themselves as SQLCODE -961.
LANGLEVEL Option (APAR JR07104)
The sqlprep LANGLEVEL Option (/L) was incorrectly supported. With this fix,
DDCS/2 will always operate as though /L=0 (SAA support) has been specified.
SQLCODE -30020 from DRDA Application Server III (APAR JR07201)
Before this fix, if the user attempted to perform an INSERT from a NULL
character host variable with a length of zero, an SQLCODE -30020 would be
returned from a DRDA application server. Now, DDCS/2 does not require the user
to set up the length of character, graphic, and decimal host variables
correctly if they are NULL.
Abnormal Termination (APAR JR07268)
This APAR fixes a problem that occurs when a select was done for which the last
column being returned was zero characters for a field defined as being a
variable length character string. When this select was done, the user would
receive an sqlcode of -30020 or abnormal termination of the DDCS code. With
the APAR fix, the data will be returned to the user successfully and no errors
reported.