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mk
Hi,

I have some functions written in c. I want to
put the functionality of these functions within stored procedures on
a DB2 on OS/390 and have some questions before doing so.
(We intend to call the stored procedures from a Java and a Cobol
client)

My questions are:
1. Does my c stored procedure file have the extension *.sqc?
2. What are the steps I have to do with that file on OS/390 where DB2
exists
(precompile, compile, bind, ..)?
3. Which tools do I need? They should be part of DB2, shouldn't they?
4. Should the stored procedure written as a main-program or as a
subprogram? I think both ways are allowed.

Thanks for help. You see I'm pretty much a beginner in these things...

Markus
Nov 12 '05 #1
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ma***********@g mx.net (mk) wrote in message news:<c4******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>...
Hi,

I have some functions written in c. I want to
put the functionality of these functions within stored procedures on
a DB2 on OS/390 and have some questions before doing so.
(We intend to call the stored procedures from a Java and a Cobol
client)

My questions are:
1. Does my c stored procedure file have the extension *.sqc?
2. What are the steps I have to do with that file on OS/390 where DB2
exists
(precompile, compile, bind, ..)?
3. Which tools do I need? They should be part of DB2, shouldn't they?
4. Should the stored procedure written as a main-program or as a
subprogram? I think both ways are allowed.

Thanks for help. You see I'm pretty much a beginner in these things...

Markus


Markus, I do not have enough experience with DB2 to provide you with a
complete answer; however, I do know that if you have installed the
Application Developer Client on your server and have the SAMPLE db
available that there are sample procedures written in 'c' provided
unser sqllib/sample/...

Good luck.
-- Mark D Powell --
Nov 12 '05 #2

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