Reason:
The COMMIT statement may not be used when the operating system RRS (Resource Recovery Services) is active. In r10, this error produced SQLCODE -993.
The receipt of this SQL error code was made possible by RRS=YES having been specified, in the DBURINF macro, in a User Requirements Table assembly. The error, however, is only persistent when the multiple Multi-User Facilities interface is not being used. Applications need to issue a COMMIT equivalent directly to RRS, when the multiple Multi-User Facilities interface is not being used.
When using the multiple Multi-User Facilities interface, an application can either issue the RRS calls directly, or issue the COMMIT statement, so that the error can be intercepted in the interface, at which time the interface issues the RRS calls on behalf of the application.
The SQLSTATE that equates to this SQL return code is 51S01.
Action:
Correct the error described above.
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