Hi,
Problem description:
This happened when I was using multiple insert script through program DSNTEP2. Idea was to insert the record if that is not present in table.
The execution gave me MAX CC 0008. I knew that some inserts are going to fail due to duplicate record.
Observation: The number of insert statement executed was 10 out of 100. All were failed due to duplicate records.
Question: Why the utility did not process rest of the statement.
Here is why:
There is a parameter which controls the maximum error the DSNTEP2 will encounter before exit. This Parameter is MAXERRORS.
The default value for this parameter is 10.
Solution:
We can override the default value for MAXERRORS as shown below or to a specific definite number.
--#SET MAXERRORS -1
You can embed this command at the begin of the control card statement like
//SYSIN DD *
-#SET MAXERRORS -1
INSERT INTO tablex VALUES('a',1,'x');
COMMIT;
So on...
Cheers,
Prakash C. Singh
IBM Certified DBA
Problem description:
This happened when I was using multiple insert script through program DSNTEP2. Idea was to insert the record if that is not present in table.
The execution gave me MAX CC 0008. I knew that some inserts are going to fail due to duplicate record.
Observation: The number of insert statement executed was 10 out of 100. All were failed due to duplicate records.
Question: Why the utility did not process rest of the statement.
Here is why:
There is a parameter which controls the maximum error the DSNTEP2 will encounter before exit. This Parameter is MAXERRORS.
The default value for this parameter is 10.
Solution:
We can override the default value for MAXERRORS as shown below or to a specific definite number.
--#SET MAXERRORS -1
You can embed this command at the begin of the control card statement like
//SYSIN DD *
-#SET MAXERRORS -1
INSERT INTO tablex VALUES('a',1,'x');
COMMIT;
So on...
Cheers,
Prakash C. Singh
IBM Certified DBA