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Db2

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TO_MULTI_BYTE (oracle function)

It is required for higher oracle sql compatibility,
over 5 years ago in Db2 / Statements (DDL and DML) 0 Not under consideration

PIVOT/UNPIVOT (oracle function)

It is required for higher oracle sql compatibility,
over 5 years ago in Db2 / Statements (DDL and DML) 0 Not under consideration

DENSE_RANK FIRST/LAST (Oracle function)

It is required for higher oracle sql compatibility,
over 5 years ago in Db2 / Application Development 0 Not under consideration

connect_by_iscycle in Oracle

When we migrate from oracle application, the connect_by_iscycle is very difficult to implement at Db2 .
over 5 years ago in Db2 / Statements (DDL and DML) 0 Not under consideration

reduce I/O activity to /etc/services upon each connect

Using filemon, we see 191 accesses to /etc/services for each Connect statement. It seems this file should only be accessed once or twice. This has been verified by IBM personnel with ticket TS001677150.
over 5 years ago in Db2 / Monitoring 0 Not under consideration

NCHR for db2 LUW (new scalar function)

Oracle supports NCHR function. To migrate oracle application, we need this scalar function. NCHR returns the character having the binary equivalent to number in the national character set. The value returned is always NVARCHAR2. This function is e...
over 5 years ago in Db2 / Application Development 1 Not under consideration

Create federation without ID and Password

Like Oracle's dblink, client want a way to authenticate when they access the nickname rather than when federation is created
almost 6 years ago in Db2 / Federation 0 Not under consideration

Sharing locks between transaction branches also when setting INTRA_PARALLEL is set to YES

We are using DB2 11 for LUW and for an application server we have IBM WebSphere Application Server 9. We have a cluster environment containing several servers. Our applications are running on different application servers(cluster environment) and...
almost 6 years ago in Db2 / Application Development 1 Not under consideration

Provide a COPY utility option to skip resetting the modified bits(s) in the space map pages of the page set

IBM COPY utility utilizes significantly more CPU (and elapsed time) than BMC COPY using RESETMOD(NO) and CA Quick Copy MODIFYBITS(NO). The increased CPU utilization prevents us from using IBM COPY. While we understand why in a perfect world we wou...
almost 6 years ago in Db2 0 Not under consideration

Date type compatibility in ORA mode

Although Oracle compatibility mode, the result of date type operation differs from that of Oracle. Because the output are different, customer need to modify the application source. so they wants to see the same result as Oracle.
almost 6 years ago in Db2 / Application Development 0 Not under consideration

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