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From: Racerx on 6 Feb 2007 11:44
Hi All:

I use db2 v8.1 AIX 5.2

Today we recieved an error at the use machine (db2 client) while
loggin into one of the applications.

The details of the error message are:

[IBM] [CLI Driver] CLI0125E Function Sequence Error.SLQSTATE=S1010.

Plz advise on what it means and how can it be avoided..



Regards,
Racerx

From: shenanwei on 7 Feb 2007 12:25
On Feb 6, 11:44 am, "Racerx" <p.paingan...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All:
>
> I use db2 v8.1 AIX 5.2
>
> Today we recieved an error at the use machine (db2 client) while
> loggin into one of the applications.
>
> The details of the error message are:
>
> [IBM] [CLI Driver] CLI0125E Function Sequence Error.SLQSTATE=S1010.
>
> Plz advise on what it means and how can it be avoided..
>
> Regards,
> Racerx

This error means fetching a row after the resultset is closed

From: cwahlmeier on 7 Feb 2007 16:51
Racerx,

In my humble experience, that error masks other errors. (The one it
masks the most in our shop is an ODBC/ADO timeout error.) However, if
you had the error while "logging into one of the applications", it may
be something else. The only way to see the real error is to run a
trace. Does this application connect using the ODBC driver or an
OLEDB driver?

Craig Wahlmeier


From: Racerx on 8 Feb 2007 11:11
On Feb 8, 2:51 am, cwahlme...(a)data-tronics.com wrote:
> Racerx,
>
> In my humble experience, that error masks other errors. (The one it
> masks the most in our shop is an ODBC/ADO timeout error.) However, if
> you had the error while "logging into one of the applications", it may
> be something else. The only way to see the real error is to run a
> trace. Does this application connect using the ODBC driver or an
> OLEDB driver?
>
> Craig Wahlmeier

It is a OLEDB driver.
When we changed the aduseclient to SERVER ,we did not recieve the
error again.
Can we have some light on this?

From: cwahlmeier on 12 Feb 2007 12:23
Racerx,

Can you see the error in a CLI trace?
Just put
[COMMON]
trace=1
TraceFileName=c:\clitrace.txt
TraceFlush=1

in your DB2CLI.INI file.

Craig

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