To list;
This is probably not the forum to post this question but I have a basic
question. I am getting a DSN106E message on a plan name. The analysis states
that I should do a GRANT EXECUTE on the plan name. Is this a command that can
be entered via the console or SDSF , do it in a batch
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On Tue, 9 Aug 2011 09:19:36 -0700, william janulin wrote:
This is probably not the forum to post this question but I have a basic
question. I am getting a DSN106E message on a plan name. The analysis states
that I should do a GRANT EXECUTE on the plan name. Is this a command that can
be
: 10/08/2011 12:45 AM
Subject:DB2 question
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To list;
This is probably not the forum to post this question but I have a basic
question. I am getting a DSN106E message on a plan name. The analysis
states that I should do
Hello Experts,
I am asking for opinions on the ramifications or value of using the MODE C
(compress) command within generic ZOS batch FTP. I am not a SYSPROG and do not
have full access to SMF and RMF. My brief testing showed 3 to 10 times faster
run time when using MODE C before the PUT or
I can't find in any manual where it states how SYSIBM.SYSPLANDEP is
updated. I made the assumption it would be done at BIND time. I have a DBRM
that contains both dynamic and static SQL. This DBRM is bound into a plan. I
can run the program and the SQL will execute successfully.
Basic DB2 structure -
1. very old DB2 - plans contained DBRM's - BIND PLAN MEMBER(list of
DBRM's) - DBRM dependencies for these DBRM's are stored in SYSPLANDEP
2. new DB2 (last 15 years) - plans contain package list entries - BIND
PLAN PKLIST(list of package names)
No dependendies stored in
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Date:
08/06/2011 11:44 AM
Subject:
Another DB2 question...SYSIBM.SYSPLANDEP...how is this updated
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I can't find in any manual where it states how SYSIBM.SYSPLANDEP is
updated. I made the assumption it would be done at BIND time
On 2/10/2011 12:18 AM, karolf Gazeta.pl wrote:
Sorry, but WHEN command works only after CALL/LOADGO TSO commands, not after
CALL DSN subcommand.
Karol Filipowicz
I was afraid of that. I thought it was only an outside chance.
Thanks for reporting back.
2011/2/10 Steve
Hi!
I have a Rexx script where I run DB2 applications by DSN+CALL commands:
ret_codes.=''
do i=1 to
.
q1 = RUN PROGRAM(pgmname) PLAN(planname)
q2 = PARM('parm_txt')
queue (q1)(q2)
queue END
DSN SYSTEM(DB2X)
ret_codes.pgm.i=pgmname
ret_codes.plan.i=planname
statement's completion
code. Didn't see the RC being set in the 2nd example.
Also, I can't tell what input values are changing within the DO loop.
--- On Wed, 2/9/11, karolf Gazeta.pl kar...@gazeta.pl wrote:
From: karolf Gazeta.pl kar...@gazeta.pl
Subject: REXX + DB2 question
To: IBM-MAIN
On 2/9/2011 2:07 AM, karolf Gazeta.pl wrote:
Hi!
I have a Rexx script where I run DB2 applications by DSN+CALL commands:
ret_codes.=''
do i=1 to
.
q1 = RUN PROGRAM(pgmname) PLAN(planname)
q2 = PARM('parm_txt')
queue (q1)(q2)
queue END
DSN
Sorry, but WHEN command works only after CALL/LOADGO TSO commands, not after
CALL DSN subcommand.
Karol Filipowicz
2011/2/10 Steve Comstock st...@trainersfriend.com
On 2/9/2011 2:07 AM, karolf Gazeta.pl wrote:
Hi!
I have a Rexx script where I run DB2 applications by DSN+CALL commands:
Hi to all.
Does somebody know if it's possible convert a static cursor into dynamic (or
both)?
Is there a special host-variable where the static cursor is stored to be
called dynamically?
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Hi to all.
Does somebody know if it's possible convert a static
Hi ..
few clarifications
1)
After Revoking DBADM authority from user, is it necessary to bind all plans
and packages associated with that user ?
In our system in SYSTABAUTH there are few entries related to
packages(grantees) for which AUTHHOWGOT field is D and grantor is user
having dbadm
Jacky Bright wrote:
Hi ..
few clarifications
1)
After Revoking DBADM authority from user, is it necessary to bind all
plans
and packages associated with that user ?
In our system in SYSTABAUTH there are few entries related to
packages(grantees) for which AUTHHOWGOT field is D and grantor is
On 2006-03-30 at 15:05, concerning DB2 Question, WA Stout
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote to IBM-Main:
Is there a way (or tool) to reverse engineer a plan to get a DBRM
member? Some of our DBRM's have gotten corrupted and I want to
recreate without having to recompile.
DBRM's are simply (almost
DBRM's are temporary,
once the plan / package is bound there is no need to recover them ... DB2
does not use them after after bind.
Re-compile will not recover the DBRM as you suggested. Both DB2 static
statements and DB2 executables are time stamped by actions in the
precompile process and at
Gang forgive me, I am not a DBA but I need to ask this...
Is there a way (or tool) to reverse engineer a plan to get a DBRM member?
Some of our DBRM's have gotten corrupted and I want to recreate without
having to recompile. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
usually better chance for an answer on DB2 listserv but I lurk here also.
The ability to generate a DBRM is dependent on the status of the information
in SYSSTMT and SYSPACKSTMT.
BIND COPY accross subsystems does not have enough information to rebuild the
DBRM.
REMOTE binds do not have enough
Is there a way (or tool) to reverse engineer a plan to get a DBRM member?
Some of our DBRM's have gotten corrupted and I want to recreate without
having to recompile.
You're taking a chance with an integrity exposure.
Besides, re-compiling would probably be faster!
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