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how do you resolve -818 error in db2. where we have to see
time stamp token. i said by seeing in load module and
plan .is it correct or not. give clear explination for how
to see time stamp token

Answer Posted / ganesh

Compile and Bind must have the same Timestamp. Rebind or
Recompile and then Rebind.

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