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I upgraded wefocus focexecs from 4.3 to 5.3 and the following query was throwing the error "An error has been detected during server to client data transfer. ERROR: -12: Pcb2.: java.io.EOFException"
TABLE FILE ITEMMAST PRINT ITEMNO WHERE RECORDLIMIT EQ 10 END -RUN
In the above statement, the table belongs to IMS database. I am getting this problem only with ims database tables. Others are working fine.
Do i have to 1) make any change in their master files? 2) should i SET IMS = OLD ? 3) should i SET MASTER = OLD ?
TABLE FILE MSX0501D PRINT REQNNO PRINT PODATE ORIGORDVALU AND COMPUTE ANSPOSUFX/A1 =EDIT(NSPOSUFX); PONUMBER/A10 =REQNNO|ANSPOSUFX|NSBUYRCODE; VENDORCODE/A6 =EDIT(VNDRNO); BY REQNNO BY NSPOSUFX BY NSBUYRCODE WHERE REQNNO EQ '&REQNO'; WHERE READLIMIT EQ 200 ON TABLE HOLD AS NSPOCTHD END -RUN
I tried a couple scenareos against our DB2 data and no failure, I wonder if using where and readlimit against IMS does something. Usually I've seen recordlimit when making a selection, and readlimit when just wanting some records. We had some strange java socket exceptions and sometimes just rearranging the code a little helps. Some times it seems it's hit or miss. The run will get it once, try it again and it doesn't fail. Are you using report caster or just interactive?
Posts: 1317 | Location: Council Bluffs, IA | Registered: May 24, 2004
At this point the only thing I can think is to have the admin check your access files to ensure they are in the right place. 5.4 puts things differently than 4.3.6 did.
Sorry I couldn't have been more help.
Posts: 1317 | Location: Council Bluffs, IA | Registered: May 24, 2004