Internal Network Library Error Biztalk

well known, as well as various tidbits that come up when supporting HIS. HIS 2010 DB2 Providers return errors when trying to connect to IBM DB2 for z/OS V7 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Stephen_R_JacksonApril 25, 20111 Share 0 0 If you are using HIS 2010 and want to communicate with IBM DB2 for z/OS V7, you might encounter the following issues. 1) The sample query in the Data Access Tool (DAT) or Data Source Wizard (DSW) fails with the following error: An internal network library error has occurred. The requested command included a parameter that is not recognized or is not supported by the target system. SQLSTATE: HY000, SQLCODE: –344 The same error occurs when using the BizTalk Adapter for DB2 in the Send Port configuration when trying to list the columns for an updategram. The SQLSTATE: HY000, SQLCODE: –344 error indicates the following: DB2 has detected an error while parsing a DDM command received from a local DB2. An instance variable, defined by DDM Level 3 as not valid for this command, has been received as a command parameter. The error occurs when using the DB2 Adapter included with HIS 2010 because a new DDM code point was added that DB2 for z/OS V7 does not support. The new DDM code point is: Query Instance Identifier (QRYINSID): This DDM code point was added to the DRDA V3 protocol to add a better mechanism to uniquely identify a query. IBM added support for the QRYINSID DDM codepoint in IBM DB2 for z/OS V8. This problem does not occur with the DB2 providers in HIS 2009 because they do not include support for this DDM code point. 2) The following error occurs when trying to create packages from the BizTalk 2010 Add Generated Items wizard: An internal network library error has occurred. The requested command included a parameter value that is not recognized or is not supported by the target system. SQLSTATE: HY000, SQLCODE: –385 The SQLSTATE: HY000, SQLCODE: –385 error occurs when trying to create DB2 packages using the DB2 Adapter in HIS 2010 against DB2 for z/OS V7. This error occurs in HIS 2010 because new DDM code points were added to the Create Package process within the DB2 Pro

files.My ports will sporadically stop functioning with the following error:Details:"The connection could not established. Check if the SNA DDM Serviceis running.".When I try to connect to the server using the Data Access Tool, I get thefollowing:"An internal network library error has occurred. The requested commandencountered an implementation-specific error condition o"(Unfortunately the error is truncated in the DAT. Any way I can view theentire error?)This looks similar to the issue reported https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/sjackson/2011/04/25/his-2010-db2-providers-return-errors-when-trying-to-connect-to-ibm-db2-for-zos-v7/ here:http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.hiserver.general&tid=e765190d-0868-4f15-978f-de87244a564c&cat=&lang=&cr=&sloc=&p=1Eventually the connection begins working again, but I'd like to be able todetermine the cause of this issue. Stephen Jackson [MSFT] 2009-05-28 14:15:07 UTC PermalinkRaw Message Tim,I've not seen a case where the error message in the DAT was truncated. If itis truncated, the only way I know to see the http://microsoft.public.hiserver.general.narkive.com/fII05bUd/host-adapter-for-files-internal-network-library-error error message and to getdetails about the actual problem would be to get HIS traces using thesnatrace.exe trace tool.- Run snatrace.exe.- Highlight DB2 Network Library in the "List of Trace Items" and then clickProperties.- Click "Set All" on all three tabs (Internal Trace, Message Trace, and APITrace).- Click OK.- Minimize the SNA Trace Utility dialog and reproduce the problem.- After the problem occurs, restore the SNA Trace Utility dialog and clickthe "Clear All Traces" button.The trace files will be in the folder listed under the Trace File Directorytab.Also, you might want to capture a concurrent network trace (Etherreal,Wireshark, Network Monitor, etc.) that captures data between the BiztalkServer system and the AS/400.I would suggest that you open a support case with the Microsoft HIS Supportteam to have this investigated.I can't find any similar issues that have been reported.Does the problem clear up by itself? If so, you might check to se

Content More ... Home » BizTalk On-Premises » BizTalk 2009 » BizTalk 2009 Forum » DB2 Error DB2 Error BizTalk 2009 This group is for all content related to BizTalk Server http://www.biztalkgurus.com/biztalk_server/biztalk_2009/f/32/p/14238/27660.aspx 2009. This includes a forum, samples, and videos. Most of the content here http://www.tfabraham.com/ also applies to other versions of BizTalk beyond 2009. Get this RSS feed Home Forum Files Sitewide Application Navigation Home Blogs Media Forums Groups Details 2 Replies 2 Subscribers Postedover 6 years ago Options Subscribe via RSS Share this BizTalk 2009 Forum DB2 Error rated by 0 users 2 Followers 2 internal network Replies | This post has 0 verified answers | This question is not answered Posted by sangeetha on Thu, Apr 1 2010 10:56 AM Hi , I am trying to connect to AS/400 with DB2 adapter and I am getting the following error. It was working fine until yesterday and now it does not connect Could not connect to data source 'New Data internal network library Source':An internal network library error has occurred. The requested command encountered an implementation-specific error condition on the target system. SQLSTATE: HY000, SQLCODE: -270 Can someone please help. this is very urgent Thank you Sangeetha Biztalk 2009 Reply {0} All Replies Posted by xman71 replied on Thu, Apr 1 2010 2:08 PM Hi Sangeetha, This is what I found from an online thread after doing an Internet search: http://www.ms-news.net/f1618/sqlstate-hy000-sqlcode-270-a-8606570.html You could also use the help of a DB2 administrator (if available) to do a trace for you and help you troubleshoot this issue. Daniel. "Google skills are more important than your coding skills." Reply {0} 774Posts xman71 Answered (Not Verified) Posted by sangeetha replied on Thu, Apr 1 2010 2:14 PM Daniel, Thank you. This is exactly what I got when I searched google. Our issue is resolved, Resolution: QRWTSRVR was held up and so was not allowing connections. we ended this job and we can connect again now with no issues Thank you Sangeetha Reply {0} 27Posts sangeetha Answered (Not Verified) Page 1 of 1 (3 items) Powered by Telligent

stored procedure via the WCF-SQL adapter: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: The current transaction cannot be committed and cannot support operations that write to the log file. Roll back the transaction. I traced the error back to the use of DROP TABLE #tempTableName statements, particularly inside CATCH blocks.  Removing the DROP TABLE statements from the CATCH blocks surfaced the real, underlying SQL error messages. It's bad practice, and simply unnecessary, to explicitly drop temp tables in stored procs.  SQL Server caches and reuses temporary objects such as temp tables, so a DROP TABLE statement doesn’t always drop the object anyway.  It’s better to let SQL Server manage them by itself. Here are some references on the topic: "A local temporary table created in a stored procedure is dropped automatically when the stored procedure is finished." (Reference) "Dropping a temporary table in a procedure does not count as DDL, and neither does TRUNCATE TABLE, nor UPDATE STATISTICS.  None of these things prevent temporary table caching (so it does not matter whether you explicitly drop a temporary table at the end of a procedure or not)." (Reference) Choosing a TFS 2010 Process Template for Scrum by Thomas | Aug 4, 2011 | Development, MicrosoftI recently had to select a TFS 2010 process template to support a new development project using Scrum. Besides the obvious need for the template to work well for a Scrum project, I also wanted to keep things simple and flexible for my client. It was critical to choose a fully supported template with a future upgrade path for TFS v.Next. Some of the considerations included: How well does the template support Scrum? How well rounded are the various TFS artifacts (work items, reports and SharePoint)? Is there any extra tooling, documentation or other benefits? How well supported is the template today and (best guess) into the future? One of the great debates around TFS best practices is whether to create a separate team project for every development project, or whether to use a single team project to contain multiple dev projects. There are valid arguments for each option, which have largely been discussed elsewhere. To reduce the administrative overhead of managing many team projects and to provide consistency of the process template configuration, I decided that multiple dev projects in one team project was the right choice. If there are ever any custom modifications to the process template, it will only need to be done in one place. That led to a few more questions: Does any process template tooling assume that the team proje