We're running into a _big_ problem with the embedded co-processor for
both COBOL and PL/I ... we can't get either compiler to recognize the
VERSION option, which means that all DBRMs get created with a null
string version. I find it hard to believe that we're the first
installation to run across this problem, but I'm pretty sure that
we're very near current maintenance levels. Is anyone else out there
using the new compilers with DB/2, and are you using the co-processor,
and have you been able to generate DBRMs with VERSION(AUTO)?
Responses eagerly anticipated ...
Regards,
Steve Keanie
Ministry of Transport, Ontario
(416)235-4508
3  1791 
"Steve Keanie" <ke****@mto.gov .on.ca> wrote in message
news:70******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... We're running into a _big_ problem with the embedded co-processor for
both COBOL and PL/I ... we can't get either compiler to recognize the
VERSION option, which means that all DBRMs get created with a null
string version. I find it hard to believe that we're the first
installation to run across this problem, but I'm pretty sure that
we're very near current maintenance levels. Is anyone else out there
using the new compilers with DB/2, and are you using the co-processor,
Yes.
and have you been able to generate DBRMs with VERSION(AUTO)?
No. I have opened a requirement though (quite some time ago). Why don't you
do the same, and perhaps we'll get some attention?
Responses eagerly anticipated ...
Regards,
Steve Keanie
Ministry of Transport, Ontario
(416)235-4508
I was able to find some closed APARs that specifically address this
issue. I have a contact whose DB/2 and compiler maintenance is totally
current, and he confirms that VERSION(AUTO) works. I've opened an
internal ticket to get the maintenance applied locally, so I haven't
been able to try it myself yet.
The PTFs of interest are:
COBOL: PQ74775
DB2: UQ78877
PLI: PQ87807
Hope this helps.
Thanks for the update.
<ke****@mto.gov .on.ca> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ c13g2000cwb.goo glegroups.com.. . I was able to find some closed APARs that specifically address this
issue. I have a contact whose DB/2 and compiler maintenance is totally
current, and he confirms that VERSION(AUTO) works. I've opened an
internal ticket to get the maintenance applied locally, so I haven't
been able to try it myself yet.
The PTFs of interest are:
COBOL: PQ74775
DB2: UQ78877
PLI: PQ87807
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