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Resource limitationreads a particular row on a DB2 table. When the 1326 record is processed, I get a DB2 error when I attempt to get a Data Reader Object. The error message I get is as follows: "[DB2] SQL0805N Package "DB2U.NULLID.SYSLH203.5359534C564C3031" was not found. SQLSTATE=51002<br>Called from Module: DataTableUtilities Method: GetDataReader" Researching this I found information that says it can occur if you do not explicitly close "your statement object". I take this to mean the Command object, but I find no "close" method for command, I did however find a "Dispose()" method. So I issued this command after I closed the DataReader, but still I get this same error after 1325 records. I closed the Connection object and re-opened a new connection and this provides me with an additional 1325 "read" before I abend with the same error message. What exactly am I doing wrong? I could close and re-open my connection object after 1320 reads as a work around, but this does not sound right. Any ideas? Thanks in advance for your assistance.... Hi,
I have the same problem. Did you found a solution ? -- Show quoteThanks, Wim "JimHeavey" wrote: > I have written a program which looping through a bunch of records and then > reads a particular row on a DB2 table. When the 1326 record is processed, I > get a DB2 error when I attempt to get a Data Reader Object. The error > message I get is as follows: "[DB2] SQL0805N Package > "DB2U.NULLID.SYSLH203.5359534C564C3031" was not found. > SQLSTATE=51002<br>Called from Module: DataTableUtilities Method: > GetDataReader" > > Researching this I found information that says it can occur if you do not > explicitly close "your statement object". I take this to mean the Command > object, but I find no "close" method for command, I did however find a > "Dispose()" method. So I issued this command after I closed the DataReader, > but still I get this same error after 1325 records. > > I closed the Connection object and re-opened a new connection and this > provides me with an additional 1325 "read" before I abend with the same error > message. > > What exactly am I doing wrong? I could close and re-open my connection > object after 1320 reads as a work around, but this does not sound right. > > Any ideas? > > Thanks in advance for your assistance.... |
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