Hi,
in V7 Admin. Guide ich read:
<snip>
4.2.10.4.2 Refreshing the environment for stored procedures or
user-defined functions
Depending on what has changed in a stored procedures environment, you
might need to perform one or more of these tasks:
Refresh Language Environment®.
Do this when someone has modified a load module for a stored
procedure, and that load module is cached in a stored procedures
address space. When you refresh Language Environment, the cached load
module is purged. On the next invocation of the stored procedure, the
new load module is loaded.
VARY WLM,APPLENV=nam e,REFRESH
</snip>
I can not find an explanationen "Depending on what has changed".
Depending on what?
Do I have to refresh only if the function is declared as RESIDENT AND
linked as RENT/REUS or always ?
So long,
Rudi
in V7 Admin. Guide ich read:
<snip>
4.2.10.4.2 Refreshing the environment for stored procedures or
user-defined functions
Depending on what has changed in a stored procedures environment, you
might need to perform one or more of these tasks:
Refresh Language Environment®.
Do this when someone has modified a load module for a stored
procedure, and that load module is cached in a stored procedures
address space. When you refresh Language Environment, the cached load
module is purged. On the next invocation of the stored procedure, the
new load module is loaded.
VARY WLM,APPLENV=nam e,REFRESH
</snip>
I can not find an explanationen "Depending on what has changed".
Depending on what?
Do I have to refresh only if the function is declared as RESIDENT AND
linked as RENT/REUS or always ?
So long,
Rudi