What does this -000000927 represent and how do I solve this?
QUESTION POSED ON: 05 NOV 2004
QUESTION ANSWERED BY:
Craig Mullins
Well, your question does not really give me a lot to go on, but it looks
like you have received a negative SQLCODE, namely -927, in response to
trying to run some SQL statement. The exact wording of this error in the DB2
Messages & Codes manual is:
THE LANGUAGE INTERFACE (LI) WAS CALLED WHEN THE CONNECTING ENVIRONMENT WAS
NOT ESTABLISHED. THE PROGRAM SHOULD BE INVOKED UNDER THE DSN COMMAND
But that might not really be very helpful either. What a -927 says is the a
user has tried to execute an application program without establishing the
proper execution environment.
For TSO, DB2 application programs must be invoked using the RUN command of
the DSN command processor. In the IMS, CICS or CAF environment check that
the application was link-edited with or is dynamically allocating the
correct language interface module. The language interface modules required
in each environment are as follows:
IMS: DFSLI000
CICS: DSNCLI
CAF: DSNALI
TSO: DSNELI
If this is a batch program, then you should be running the TSO Terminal
Monitor Program IKJEFT01 to invode the DSN command (unless it is a batch CAF
program).
If none of this makes sense, go to your DBA or a senior programmer/analyst
that you trust for additional guidance.
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