DB2 Everyplace Version 8.1 FixPak 1 README ========================================== Welcome to IBM DB2 Everyplace FixPak README! This README provides the list of fixes that are included in FixPak 1. Where applicable, an APAR number is provided for your convenience. To stay informed of all the latest features, fixes, and news to DB2 Everyplace, be sure to visit our Web site @ www.software.ibm.com/data/db2/everyplace. Prerequisites ------------- Before you install the FixPak 1, consider the following: - You must have DB2 Everyplace Version 8.1 installed. You cannot install FixPak 1 on an earlier version of DB2 Everyplace. - Be sure to shutdown all applications that access DB2 Everyplace. Database engine fixes ---------------------- - (APAR IC34759) Data encryption problems = If an application accesses more than 8 tables (one of which is an encrypted table) during a single connection session, DB2 Everyplace fails. = Select queries using scrollable cursor on encrypted tables fail. = GROUPBY queries (with grouping columns) on encrypted tables fail. = Update queries fail on columns of encrypted tables with indexes. - (APAR IC34782) The DB2 Everyplace database engine crashes when you use the LIKE predicate with a parameter marker when there is an index on the column (For example, "C1 LIKE ?"). The index structure may be corrupted due to an update statement. The failure occurs when there is more than 1 index on table and a SET value does not change the original value of the row. If you actually change the column value then this problem does not occur. - (APAR IC35328) Tables in the DB2 Everyplace engine became inaccessible while using the DELETE statement, when: = preforming a physical delete = reading logically deleted records = no WHERE clause is used with the DELETE statement - (APAR IC35106) Re-executing a prepared SELECT statement using a scrollable cursor failed to return the fetched rows. - (APAR IC35043) On Palm OS, a new version of PBSPkcs11.prc library has been created which contains fixes for a problem that occurs when you perform a repeated launch followed by a shutdown.