FYI.. DB2 under VM still has periodic (every 18 months or so) new releases
and is actively supported.
Tony Pignataro
From: clifford jackson cliffordjackson...@msn.com
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Date: 04/21/2011 11:38 AM
Subject:Re: DB2 running in a Linux enviornment
Those modules get created by prepping DB2 connect into the DB2 databases
on the VM side. How you get DB2 Connect to work without those modules is
more perplexing to me to tell you the truth, but maybe that was possible
in older releases of DB2 Connect. Anyway, there is a bind process that
If you still have the 7.3 code disks lieing around, I would try logging on
the 7.5 database, drop the 7.5 code disks, link and access the 7.3 code
disks and then try the restore. It'll fail immediately if it won't work.
My guess is it would work though if you have the 7.3 code disks accessed
Do you have the tool Out or Anyout? You should be able to print it off
using that assuming it is a LIST3820 file.
Tony Pignataro
Information Technology Services America
DB2/VM Support
Poughkeepsie, NY, (845) 433-7617, Tie Line 8-293-7617
From:
Jim Bohnsack jab...@cornell.edu
To:
IBM IUO programs by any chance? That could very
well explain why I don't have them.
Jim
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Do you have the tool Out or Anyout
Is there a way to make Unrestricted Access the norm for SELECT * commands
on DB2 running on VM? Right now one of our customers adds 'WITH UR' to
their SELECT queries because if they don't add 'WITH UR' the database can
lock out other users/applications. Every time new users come on board they
accomplish
what you want. If the SELECT’s are in a program, you will need to PREP
it with ISOL(UR).
You are welcome to give me a call if you want to discuss this.
Ed Zell
Illinois Mutual Life
(309) 636-0107
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On
Behalf Of Anthony
Hello..
I have a customer who is looking to access a Federated Database residing in
AIX from VM. No database in the VM environment. So VM would strictly be a
'launching pad' or the requestor environment and the Federated database in
AIX would be the server. Can this be done? If so, is it
, which is basically everything except the database engine. I would
suggest starting with the General Information manual. Or maybe the
product announcement. Since you are in product support, I'm sure there
are people in Toronto that you can ask.
Anthony Pignataro wrote:
Hello..
I have a customer
/VM Support
Poughkeepsie, NY, (845) 433-7617, Tie Line 8-293-7617
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From: Anthony Pignataro/Poughkeepsie/IBM
Nope!
Tony Pignataro
IBM Information Technology Services America
DB2/VM Support
From: Howard Rifkind vmes...@yahoo.com
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