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chandrupegasus
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if you are modifying the program and if you are not binding it, you will get a timestamp mismatch error.
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Anu |
Ur comment is fine about If anything changed in the modified source code, without rebind , We'll get timestamo mismatch, but one more part is pending in the question, Without changing anything in the code, If I rebind , Will I get timestamp mismatch error? Pls clarify. |
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 Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 2:50 pm Post subject: Re: Reply to: Explain db2 precompiler process |
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| Splitted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 8:42 pm by dick scherrer From Topic Explain db2 precompiler process (DB2) |
nabarundas
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hi chandrupegasus,
Plz try to understand the compilation procedure of a COBOL-DB2 program. When you compile your program the precompiler will replace the SQL code with COBOL Call statement where it provides a timestamp to identify the SQL statements later on.
So If you compile your program even without making any changes in your code you need to BIND it again as the precompiler has put different Timestamp over there.
If you haven't compiled it then the timestamp in the DBRM and the program will always be the same. Hence no need of bind it again.
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Nabarun |
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