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Dear Jens, Thank you for your update. I shared it with the technical team that reviewed this idea previously and will update you when they reply or if they have any questions.
Sincerely,
Janet
Dear all,
the mentioned trigger based workaround causes this problem:
In case one transaction does this
UPDATE TABLE SET F1 = OTTO
UPDATE TABLE SET F2 = KURT
I have two records in the histo / time temporal table, because the trigger writes two records.
The original DB2 histo / time temporal table has only one record.
Pretty poor this topic.
Does any other database handle this in a better way? Should we solve this topic by program logic?
Should we avoid to do two updates on one table in one transaction - not easy in an existing system.
Is any implementation histo + row permission combination planned at IBM side?
Any hints welcome.
Kind regards,
Jens Bauer
Dear all*,
any news for this topic?
Will it be implemented?
Kind regards,
Jens Bauer
Dear Jens,
Thank you for submitting this Db2 for z/OS enhancement request. We have reviewed this request and believe it is a good candidate for the Db2 for z/OS product. However, it does not align within functionality prioritized for delivery within the next 24 months. Therefore, unfortunately, we will not be considering this idea at this time. It will remain in our inventory and we may revisit it at some time in the future.
Sincerely,
The Db2 for z/OS Team