I well remember the first time I saw it. August, 2016. I was looking at output from the DB2 for z/OS command -DISPLAY BUFFERPOOL(ACTIVE) DETAIL, issued on a DB2 11 system, that a client had sent to me...
Think of why you run the DB2 for z/OS REORG utility, and a number of reasons are likely to come quickly to mind: to restore row order per a table's clustering key; to reestablish free space (for inser...
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Recently, a DB2 for z/OS professional I’ve known for some years sent to me a question about the relationship between the PGSTEAL and PGFIX options of the DB2 command -ALTER BUFFERPOOL. It took a few i...
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Toad DB2 Expert, Jeff Podlasek demonstrates how to use licensing within Toad for DB2....
Stored procedures can be written in a variety of languages, including C, C++, Java, and SQL PL. SQL PL is a language specifically designed for DB2 and offers a rich set of features that can make it su...
DB2 allows stored procedures to be developed in a variety of ways. Stored Procedures can be based on a programming language such as C, C++, Java, or SQL PL. Stored Procedure creation and registration ...
