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[open-cobol-list] SQLBEX - Bus Error(coredump)


From: Michael Koerner
Subject: [open-cobol-list] SQLBEX - Bus Error(coredump)
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2012 14:55:39 +0100

 Hello,

I would like to ask the following questions:

1. When will it be possible to register as a new user in the im OpenCOBOL-Forum again?
For weeks I have been getting the following message when trying to register: "Sorry, we are currently closed for new user registrations".



2. A Cobol-Programme which accesses Oracle aborts with the following error message: "Bus Error(coredump)"

The abort occurred after the call of sqlbex although sqlbex was found. Otherwise there would have been a different kind of error message. The previousliy called sqladr was processed error-free. This concerns a Cobol-Subroutine which was compiled in the following manner:

cobc -m R1031V.cob -L${ORACLE_HOME}/lib –lclntsh

 

The subprogram also exists in the assigned library:

EP30 /oracle/HMOT/lib>nm -A libclntsh.so |grep -i sqlbex
libclntsh.so: [43484]   |       1977344|          76|FUNC |GLOB |0    |9      |sqlbex

This was also the library which was actually used:

EP30 /oracle/HMOT/lib>ls -l libclntsh.so
lrwxrwxrwx   1 nagios   dba           17 Feb 24 10:19 libclntsh.so -> libclntsh.so.10.1*
EP30 /oracle/HMOT/lib>

The Environment:

SunOS 5.10

OpenCOBOL 1.0

Oracle Procob

Oracle 10.2.0.5


The numeric value of the error message varied through several program-runs:

/export/home/koerner/source/starte_OCMAIN01_test.ksh[67]: 1491 Bus Error(coredump)

/export/home/koerner/source/starte_OCMAIN01_test.ksh[67]: 18733 Bus Error(coredump)

/export/home/koerner/source/starte_OCMAIN01_test.ksh[67]: 28861 Bus Error(coredump)



What cause can be responsible for the abort of the program?

What are your compiler and start jobs like for Oracle-accessing Cobol-programs?

 

Best wishes and thanks for any help offered.

Michael


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