CA Gen code generation/install warning message: DSNT226I
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CA Gen code generation/install warning message: DSNT226I

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Article ID: 139088

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Gen Gen - Host Encyclopedia

Issue/Introduction

When doing a CA Gen code generation and install,  getting a warning message: DSNT226I

Environment

Release : 8.5

Component : CA Gen Host Encyclopedia


Cause

Customer using an unsupported IBM bind parameter DBPROTOCOL(PRIVATE).


Resolution

This warning is about the bind option of DBPROTOCOL(PRIVATE) which is no longer supported by IBM. The bind continues without error but a warning is given. Gen defaults to DBPROTOCOL(DRDA) which is what IBM supports. It's not explicitly stated in the bind CLIST which is CEHBCLS0(TICBNPK)Below is a description of the warning message taken from the IBM doc. (Db2 for z/OS 10.0.0 > DB2 messages > DSNT messages > DSNT226I)


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DSNT226I 

bind-type WARNING FOR object-type object-name. bind-option OPTION IS NOT RECOMMENDED WHEN BINDING PLANS OR PACKAGES 


Explanation 

The indicated subcommand was issued with a bind option that is no longer recommended for use. 

 bind-type 

 Type of bind subcommand: BIND COPY | BIND REPLACE | REBIND | BIND PLAN | REBIND PLAN. 

object-type 

 PLAN or PACKAGE. 

object-name     

The name of the application plan or package.                      

bind-option 

 The bind option that is not recommended. 


System action 

The bind process continues. 


User response 

If DBPROTOCOL(PRIVATE) was explicitly specified for the bind-option that is not recommended, then DB2 will issue a warning during the bind-type operation on object-type. To avoid this warning, rerun the bind-type operation on object-type specifying DBPROTOCOL(DRDA) or allow the bind-type operation to default.   

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Now to find where it was overwritten at your site some suggestions are:

1.    Look in your Gen clist lib CEHBCLS0 for members TICBNPK and TICEXBPK (packages) or TICEXBPL (plans).  

2.    Do TSO ISRDDN at the command line and look at the DD SYSPROC concatenation to see if there is a modified Gen 

       lib concatenated ahead of the real Gen clist lib