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Status Future consideration
Workspace Db2
Created by Guest
Created on Jul 16, 2021

Extend the configuration control statements for Db2-supplied routines for program DSNTRIN with APPLCOMPAT a


Program DSNTRIN give the ability to pass some configuration control statement for DB2-supplied-routines as per the doc:

Configuration control statements for Db2-supplied routines

Configuration control statements supply the basic input for the DSNTRIN program, which installs and configures all routines that Db2 supplies.

Configuration control statements consist of a routine's schema and name (for stored procedures) or specific name (for user-defined functions), followed by customizable parameters. You can manually customize these parameters, but to save your settings and facilitate future migrations, specify changes using the Db2 routines: Advanced configuration options installation panels, which are accessed from the DSNTIPR1 panel.

Parameters

The following parameters are used in configuration control statements:

WLMENV

The name of the WLM environment for running the routine. The default environment depends on the routine.

GRANTTO

The authorization IDs allowed to execute the routine and use any associated tables or created global temporary tables. Separate multiple IDs with commas. Do not use blanks. The default is PUBLIC, which allows everyone to execute the routine.

PKGOWNER

The authorization ID to own the routine's package. The specified owner must have the privileges required to execute the SQL statements contained in the routine. If this parameter is specified for a routine that does not have a package, the parameter is ignored. If this optional parameter is not specified, the default package owner is the primary ID used to run DSNTRIN.

Statement format

The general form of a configuration control statement is:

schema.routine-name

WLMENV(wlm-environment-name)

GRANTTO(auth-ID1,...,auth-IDn)

PKGOWNER(package-owner)

It will be helpful to have also the APPLCOMPAT as parameter to specify the level the customer wish to use.

Remember that this program run in the job DSNTIJRT that make a BIND (not REBIND) so the APPLCOMPAT assumed is the standard value derived from parameter:

DSN6SPRM APPLCOMPAT

of DSNZPARM that may be different from the setting made by the customer.

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