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Helen Tu

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Oct 28, 1996, 3:00:00 AM10/28/96
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Any help in the following problem is appreciated.

A dialog in CV1 calls an IDMS-DC subprogram. The subprogram has DBNODE
specified to access a database in CV2 thru DDS.

The problem is that in the IDMS-DC subprogram, BIND RUN UNIT was successful
with a status code 0000. However the immediately following BIND RECORD
statement failed with a ststus code 0077. There is no other statements between
the BIND RUN UNIT and the BIND RECORD statements. What could have happened
between the two binds?

We are still in Rel 10213.(sigh...)

Thank you in advance.


Helen Tu

Helen Tu

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Oct 29, 1996, 3:00:00 AM10/29/96
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Ron,

Thank you for your response. The BIND RUN UNIT and BIND RECORD statements
are back to back with no other statements in between. Therefore they
should be using the same subschema control blocks.

At a closer look, it appears that the run unit in CV2 was aborted as soon
as it was bound. When it came to BIND RECORD, the run unit was already
gone.

Now I have to find out why the run unit got aborted.

Helen Tu

Lamb, Ron (Corp)

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Oct 30, 1996, 3:00:00 AM10/30/96
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DDS has to transmit data about each record and set accross the DDS
line before it will access the database. If the amount of data is
too large for the specified buffer-size on the BIND TASK statement, DDS
will return the 0077 ERROR-STATUS. To get around the problem increase
the buffer-size on the BIND TASK or use a smaller subschema tailored
more to the records and sets you want to access.

Ron Lamb
ron....@corporate.ge.com

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Helen Tu

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Oct 31, 1996, 3:00:00 AM10/31/96
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Ron,

This is to let you know that a smaller subschema solved the 0077 problem.

Thank you very much.

Helen Tu

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