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The feature is delivered in v1158
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/db2/11.5?topic=1158-data-retrieval-enhancements
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Well, unfortunately it is not a "detail in the application". And the tests executed with the Db2 Connect did not work. We worked with the IBM Db2 Support Team on that and it seems to be a gap. Thus, the guidance from support was for open this idea (RFE) in a way for improve the software and provide the same experience as provided on jdbc and on Db2 z/OS.
Accessing a DB2 database on the mainframe platform or on LUW should only be a detail in the application. The application should work exactly the same on both accesses, and therefore DB2 Connect has to allow this transparency.