Showing posts with label BIND PACKAGE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BIND PACKAGE. Show all posts
Saturday, 24 August 2013

Db2 Application Environment: COBOL, DBRM, Package, Plan, and Runtime Flow

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 Last updated: July 2026 A COBOL program with embedded SQL does not run against Db2 just because the source compiled. The program...

Db2 DSN Command Reference: BIND, RUN, SPUFI, DCLGEN, and REBIND

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 DSN runs Db2 commands from TSO. A bind job can fail before a COBOL program ever reaches its first OPEN or FETCH . In many Db2 f...

Db2 Directory Guide: SPT01, SCT02, DBD01, SYSLGRNX, and SYSUTILX

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 Db2 manages the directory internally. A Db2 package can be present in the catalog and still fail at execution time if...
Saturday, 17 August 2013

Db2 Optimizer Guide: RUNSTATS, EXPLAIN, Indexes, and Access Paths

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 Optimizer choices depend on SQL, statistics, and indexes. A batch job can read ten rows or ten million rows from the...

Db2 Binding an Application: COBOL DBRM, Package, Plan, and Run JCL

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 Bind the DBRM before the program runs. A COBOL program with embedded SQL does not run against Db2 just because the l...

DB2 BIND and REBIND: What They Do and When to Run Each

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 Binding turns static SQL into a runnable package. A COBOL program with embedded SQL does not become runnable after c...

Db2 Packages Guide for COBOL Static SQL

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 Db2 packages hold prepared SQL and access paths. A COBOL program with static SQL does not carry its access path insi...