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SqlGetFloatData Error with DB2

 
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Hi,

We recently built a new stage server for our application, which is the exact replica of the production server (currently running). When we attempt to perform any float-value operations on the Stage server, we get the following error:



We are using DB2 for database and JBOSS for application server. The version of JBOSS, DB2, and all related JAR files is the same on production and stage server. This error is occuring only on Stage and not on Production. Please help, if someone has seen this before and know how to resolve it.

I search on net and did not find anything useful.

Thanks in advance.
 
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It sounds like you've checked everything but if the staging and production really are identical, then you wouldn't be seeing this error. My guess is there is something different between the two that you've overlooked. I'd start with the JDBC driver and go from there.
 
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By the way, this link seems to confirm my suspicion that it has something to do with the DB2 driver:

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21208607
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