DB2ConnectionCorrelator error on DB2 9.1

[db2inst2]

Hello,

I have a custom task manager application that makes a call to a stored
procedure with an output parameter.

To achieve this, I constructed the stored procedure in an atomic
statement as follows:

BEGIN ATOMIC DECLARE v_out integer; set v_out = 0; call task_proc(80,
v_out); END

This worked fine on DB2 v8 but gives the following error on DB2 v9:

actual code point, 8723 does not match expected code point, 9224
DB2ConnectionCorrelator: AC103072.H37B.070122094024

I'm running DB2 9.1. Is this perhaps a DB CFG setting that I must
adjust?

Thank you.

[Knut Stolze]

db2inst2 wrote:

Hello,

I have a custom task manager application that makes a call to a stored
procedure with an output parameter.

To achieve this, I constructed the stored procedure in an atomic
statement as follows:

BEGIN ATOMIC DECLARE v_out integer; set v_out = 0; call task_proc(80,
v_out); END

This worked fine on DB2 v8 but gives the following error on DB2 v9:

actual code point, 8723 does not match expected code point, 9224
DB2ConnectionCorrelator: AC103072.H37B.070122094024

I'm running DB2 9.1. Is this perhaps a DB CFG setting that I must
adjust?

What's the complete error message that you got?

At first glance, I would say that something in V9 doesn't quite work as
expected...

--
Knut Stolze
DB2 z/OS Utilities Development
IBM Germany

[db2inst2]

I solved this problem by using the JDBC driver that is bundled with v9.
Was originally using the older v8 driver.

db2inst2 wrote:

Hello,

I have a custom task manager application that makes a call to a stored
procedure with an output parameter.

To achieve this, I constructed the stored procedure in an atomic
statement as follows:

BEGIN ATOMIC DECLARE v_out integer; set v_out = 0; call task_proc(80,
v_out); END

This worked fine on DB2 v8 but gives the following error on DB2 v9:

actual code point, 8723 does not match expected code point, 9224
DB2ConnectionCorrelator: AC103072.H37B.070122094024

I'm running DB2 9.1. Is this perhaps a DB CFG setting that I must
adjust?

Thank you.