application program - question

[Vavel]

Hi all!
I want to insert the record into the table by
using an application program that includes the following statements:

EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
long hvInt_Stor;
long hvExt_Stor;
EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION;
hvInt_Stor = MMDB_STORAGE_TYPE_INTERNAL;
hvExt_Stor = MMDB_STORAGE_TYPE_EXTERNAL;
EXEC SQL INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES(
'128557', /*id*/
'Anita Jones', /*name*/
DB2IMAGE( /*Image Extender UDF*/
CURRENT SERVER, /*database server name in*/
/CURRENT SERVER register*/
'/employee/images/ajones.bmp' /*image source file*/
'ASIS', /*keep the image format*/
:hvInt_Stor, /*store image in DB as BLOB*/
'Anita''s picture'), /*comment*/
DB2AUDIO( /*Audio Extender UDF*/
CURRENT SERVER, /*database server name in*/
/*CURRENT SERVER register*/
'/employee/sounds/ajones.wav', /*audio source file*/
'WAVE', /* audio format */
:hvExt_Stor, /*retain content in server file*/
'Anita''s voice') /*comment*/
);

Maybe that's silly question,but : what compiler should I use? and which
libraries should I include? I toil over this for 2 weeks... I'm using
Microsoft Visual C++ at this moment( Borland C 5.5 compiler before),but
I can't compile this programme without errors (commonly errors are
inside library: sqltypes.h)
1. How to force this compiler to use IBM libaries only when it is possible?
2. Maybe someone could tell me how to write programme,that include
statements that were shown above??

I'm close to break down :-(

Vavel

[Rhino]

"Vavel" <ch****@any.fm> wrote in message
news:ct**********@inews.gazeta.pl...

Hi all!
I want to insert the record into the table by
using an application program that includes the following statements:

EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
long hvInt_Stor;
long hvExt_Stor;
EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION;
hvInt_Stor = MMDB_STORAGE_TYPE_INTERNAL;
hvExt_Stor = MMDB_STORAGE_TYPE_EXTERNAL;
EXEC SQL INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES(
'128557', /*id*/
'Anita Jones', /*name*/
DB2IMAGE( /*Image Extender UDF*/
CURRENT SERVER, /*database server name in*/
/CURRENT SERVER register*/
'/employee/images/ajones.bmp' /*image source file*/
'ASIS', /*keep the image format*/
:hvInt_Stor, /*store image in DB as BLOB*/
'Anita''s picture'), /*comment*/
DB2AUDIO( /*Audio Extender UDF*/
CURRENT SERVER, /*database server name in*/
/*CURRENT SERVER register*/
'/employee/sounds/ajones.wav', /*audio source file*/
'WAVE', /* audio format */
:hvExt_Stor, /*retain content in server file*/
'Anita''s voice') /*comment*/
);

Maybe that's silly question,but : what compiler should I use? and which
libraries should I include? I toil over this for 2 weeks... I'm using
Microsoft Visual C++ at this moment( Borland C 5.5 compiler before),but
I can't compile this programme without errors (commonly errors are
inside library: sqltypes.h)
1. How to force this compiler to use IBM libaries only when it is possible? 2. Maybe someone could tell me how to write programme,that include
statements that were shown above??

I'm close to break down :-(

Have you given any thought to looking at the Application
Programming/Building manuals that come with your copy of DB2? These manuals
describe the process of compiling your programs and describe which compilers
have been tested with DB2. They also give many examples of programs in a
variety of languages that you can imitate.

I have to assume you didn't look at any of these examples because you appear
to have a large number of comments interspersed throughout your Insert
statement. If you remove those comments, I expect you'll have much better
luck with your compile.

Rhino

[Vavel]

Rhino wrote:

Have you given any thought to looking at the Application
Programming/Building manuals that come with your copy of DB2? These manuals
describe the process of compiling your programs and describe which compilers
have been tested with DB2. They also give many examples of programs in a
variety of languages that you can imitate.
1.Application Development Guide:Building and Running Applications
2.Quick Beginnings for DB2 Clients
3. DB2 UDB Exploitation of the Windows Environment

I know that if someone asked about something first answer in many times
is RTFM. But I've looked at manuals that I've listed above, but I
didn't find answer. I don't say that there is no answer in this manuals
but I can't find it.That's why I asked for help.
I have to assume you didn't look at any of these examples because you appear
to have a large number of comments interspersed throughout your Insert
statement. If you remove those comments, I expect you'll have much better
luck with your compile.

But my compiler didn't look at my statement at all because there was an
errors in libaries,while statements were compiled. Maybe someone have
seen example that would help me. It's easy to say: "everything is in
manual"...

greetings
Vavel

[Jonathan Leffler]

Vavel wrote:

Rhino wrote:

Have you given any thought to looking at the Application
Programming/Building manuals that come with your copy of DB2? These
manuals
describe the process of compiling your programs and describe which
compilers
have been tested with DB2. They also give many examples of programs in a
variety of languages that you can imitate.

1.Application Development Guide:Building and Running Applications
2.Quick Beginnings for DB2 Clients
3. DB2 UDB Exploitation of the Windows Environment

I know that if someone asked about something first answer in many times
is RTFM. But I've looked at manuals that I've listed above, but I
didn't find answer. I don't say that there is no answer in this manuals
but I can't find it.That's why I asked for help.

I have to assume you didn't look at any of these examples because you
appear
to have a large number of comments interspersed throughout your Insert
statement. If you remove those comments, I expect you'll have much better
luck with your compile.

But my compiler didn't look at my statement at all because there was an
errors in libaries,while statements were compiled. Maybe someone have
seen example that would help me. It's easy to say: "everything is in
manual"...

The code looks like Embedded SQL in C - in Informix terms, ESQL/C.

You need to find the correct preprocessor that will convert that into
a C source file, and then compile that C source with the correct
headers (and libraries) into an object or executable.
--
Jonathan Leffler #include <disclaimer.h>
Email: jl******@earthlink.net, jl******@us.ibm.com
Guardian of DBD::Informix v2003.04 -- http://dbi.perl.org/

[Knut Stolze]

Vavel wrote:

Hi all!
I want to insert the record into the table by
using an application program that includes the following statements:

EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
long hvInt_Stor;
long hvExt_Stor;
EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION;
hvInt_Stor = MMDB_STORAGE_TYPE_INTERNAL;
hvExt_Stor = MMDB_STORAGE_TYPE_EXTERNAL;
EXEC SQL INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES(
'128557', /*id*/
'Anita Jones', /*name*/
DB2IMAGE( /*Image Extender UDF*/
CURRENT SERVER, /*database server name in*/
/CURRENT SERVER register*/
'/employee/images/ajones.bmp' /*image source file*/
'ASIS', /*keep the image format*/
:hvInt_Stor, /*store image in DB as BLOB*/
'Anita''s picture'), /*comment*/
DB2AUDIO( /*Audio Extender UDF*/
CURRENT SERVER, /*database server name in*/
/*CURRENT SERVER register*/
'/employee/sounds/ajones.wav', /*audio source file*/
'WAVE', /* audio format */
:hvExt_Stor, /*retain content in server file*/
'Anita''s voice') /*comment*/
);

Maybe that's silly question,but : what compiler should I use? and which
libraries should I include? I toil over this for 2 weeks... I'm using
Microsoft Visual C++ at this moment( Borland C 5.5 compiler before),but
I can't compile this programme without errors (commonly errors are
inside library: sqltypes.h)
1. How to force this compiler to use IBM libaries only when it is
possible? 2. Maybe someone could tell me how to write programme,that
include statements that were shown above??

You are probably aware of this, but everything following the "EXEC SQL"
keywords is not valid C or C++ code. So the compiler should actually raise
some syntax errors. You need to precompile the code to translate the "EXEC
SQL" things into real C function calls. Have a look at the db2 precompiler
(http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...e/r0001964.htm)
for that.

Once you compiled the code you can link it into a library or executable. In
this step, you need to link in the library libdb2.a (exact name and
extension depends on you platform). Additionally, you might need libdb2api
and/or libdb2apie. I don't recall if you need an additional library for
the AIV Extender, but I don't think so.

--
Knut Stolze
Information Integration
IBM Germany / University of Jena

[Vavel]

Knut Stolze wrote:

You are probably aware of this, but everything following the "EXEC SQL"
keywords is not valid C or C++ code. So the compiler should actually raise
some syntax errors. You need to precompile the code to translate the "EXEC
SQL" things into real C function calls. Have a look at the db2 precompiler
(http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...e/r0001964.htm)
for that.

Once you compiled the code you can link it into a library or executable. In
this step, you need to link in the library libdb2.a (exact name and
extension depends on you platform). Additionally, you might need libdb2api
and/or libdb2apie. I don't recall if you need an additional library for
the AIV Extender, but I don't think so.

Hi
You gave me strongly useful informations. I've read about precompiler
already.Thank you!
I've already added to my database audio and image data (as yet only
manually, because I have got one error:

C:\PROGRA~1\IBM\DMB\include\dmbsystm.h:280: #error "DMB: Unsupported
Operating System"
(dmbaudio.h, dmbvideo.h and dmbimage.h call to dmbbase.h and this
library calls to dmbsystm.h)

dmbsystm.h:
/* dmbsystm.h */
/* This header file is included at the beginning of all DMB header
files to define the portibility linkage/export macros for the header
file prototypes. */
....
/************************************************** ****************************/
/* Macros based on a specific operating system. */
/************************************************** ****************************/
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------AIX--------*/
#if defined(DMB_UNIX)
#define DMB_PATH_SEP '/'
#define MaxPathName 1000
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------OS/2-------*/
#elif defined(DMB_OS2)
#define DMB_PATH_SEP '\\'
#define MaxPathName 260
/*---------------------------------------------------------------Windows
3.1--*/
#elif defined(DMB_WINDOWS)
#define DMB_PATH_SEP '\\'
#define MaxPathName 1000
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------MacOs------*/
#elif defined(DMB_MAC)

#define DMB_PATH_SEP ':'
#define MaxPathName 1000

/*-----------------------------------------------------------------Unknown----*/
#else
#ifndef __MWERKS__
/* !!!!!!!!!!!!! line 280: */
#error "DMB: Unsupported Operating System"
#endif
#endif
/* EOF */

My OS is Win XP Service Pack 2
IBM DB2 UDB v8.1.3 Personnal Edition for Win

May I manually set DMB_WINDOWS?

Vavel

[Vavel]

when I precompile file gc1.sqc
( error: SQL0440N ...didn't find procedure called "DB2IMAGE"...
SQLSTATE=42884
SQL0092N No package was created because of previous errors
) but file gc1.c was created. So I compile this file using Dev-C++ and
there is one error:
In file included from C:\PROGRA~1\IBM\DMB\include\dmbbase.h:64,
from dmbaudio.h:19,
from gc1.sqc:4:
C:\PROGRA~1\IBM\DMB\include\dmbsystm.h:280: #error "DMB: Unsupported
Operating System"

fragment of dmbbase.h:
#if defined(DB2AIX)
#if !defined(DMB_AIX)
#define DMB_AIX
#define DMB_UNIX
#endif
#elif defined(DB2MVS)
#if !defined(DMB_MVS)
#define DMB_MVS
#endif
#elif defined(DB2OS2)
#if !defined(DMB_OS2)
#define DMB_OS2
#endif
#elif defined(DB2_MAC)
#if !defined(DMB_MAC)
#define DMB_MAC
#endif
#elif defined(DB2W95)
#if !defined(DMB_W95)
#define DMB_W95
#endif
#elif defined(DB2NT)
#if !defined(DMB_WNT) && !defined(DMB_W95)
#define DMB_WNT
#endif
#elif defined(DB2WIN)
#if !defined(DMB_WIN)
#define DMB_WIN
#endif
#elif defined(DB2HP)
#if !defined(DMB_HP)
#define DMB_HP
#define DMB_UNIX
#endif
#elif defined(DB2SUN)
#if !defined(DMB_SUN)
#define DMB_SUN
#define DMB_UNIX
#endif
#elif defined(DB2PTX)
#define DMB_SEQ
#define DMB_UNIX
#else
/* line 64: */
#error "DMB: Unsupported Operating System"
#endif

maybe should I set one variable?

Vavel

[Knut Stolze]

Vavel wrote:

Knut Stolze wrote:

You are probably aware of this, but everything following the "EXEC SQL"
keywords is not valid C or C++ code. So the compiler should actually
raise
some syntax errors. You need to precompile the code to translate the
"EXEC
SQL" things into real C function calls. Have a look at the db2
precompiler
(http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...e/r0001964.htm) for that.

Once you compiled the code you can link it into a library or executable.
In this step, you need to link in the library libdb2.a (exact name and
extension depends on you platform). Additionally, you might need
libdb2api
and/or libdb2apie. I don't recall if you need an additional library for
the AIV Extender, but I don't think so.
Hi
You gave me strongly useful informations. I've read about precompiler
already.Thank you!
I've already added to my database audio and image data (as yet only
manually, because I have got one error:

C:\PROGRA~1\IBM\DMB\include\dmbsystm.h:280: #error "DMB: Unsupported
Operating System"
(dmbaudio.h, dmbvideo.h and dmbimage.h call to dmbbase.h and this
library calls to dmbsystm.h)

A *.h file is a header file that just contains some declarations of
functions that are provided by some library - it is not the library itself.
Please don't mix those two different things.
dmbsystm.h:
/* dmbsystm.h */
/* This header file is included at the beginning of all DMB header
files to define the portibility linkage/export macros for the header
file prototypes. */
...
/************************************************** ****************************/
/* Macros based on a specific operating system. */
/************************************************** ****************************/
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------AIX--------*/
#if defined(DMB_UNIX)
#define DMB_PATH_SEP '/'
#define MaxPathName 1000
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------OS/2-------*/
#elif defined(DMB_OS2)
#define DMB_PATH_SEP '\\'
#define MaxPathName 260
/*---------------------------------------------------------------Windows
3.1--*/
#elif defined(DMB_WINDOWS)
#define DMB_PATH_SEP '\\'
#define MaxPathName 1000
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------MacOs------*/
#elif defined(DMB_MAC)

#define DMB_PATH_SEP ':'
#define MaxPathName 1000

/*-----------------------------------------------------------------Unknown----*/
#else
#ifndef __MWERKS__
/* !!!!!!!!!!!!! line 280: */
#error "DMB: Unsupported Operating System"
#endif
#endif
/* EOF */

My OS is Win XP Service Pack 2
IBM DB2 UDB v8.1.3 Personnal Edition for Win

May I manually set DMB_WINDOWS?

That's one option. However, I think you did not include the DB2 header
files, specifically sqlsystm.h, before you included the dmb*.h header file
(dmbimage.h, I guess). So I'd recommend this:

#include "sql.h"
#include "dmbimage.h"

--
Knut Stolze
Information Integration
IBM Germany / University of Jena

[Knut Stolze]

Vavel wrote:

when I precompile file gc1.sqc
( error: SQL0440N ...didn't find procedure called "DB2IMAGE"...
SQLSTATE=42884
SQL0092N No package was created because of previous errors
)

Either you call a not existing function (problem with the parameters or
whatever), or you did not enable your database against which you compile
the code for the Image Extender. The exact error message would be
interesting, along with exact code and all the relevant information from
the db2diag.log. Additionally, the steps you have taken so far to prepare
your database would be helpful to know.

--
Knut Stolze
Information Integration
IBM Germany / University of Jena

[Vavel]

Knut Stolze wrote:

Vavel wrote:

when I precompile file gc1.sqc
( error: SQL0440N ...didn't find procedure called "DB2IMAGE"...
SQLSTATE=42884
SQL0092N No package was created because of previous errors
)

Either you call a not existing function (problem with the parameters or
whatever), or you did not enable your database against which you compile
the code for the Image Extender. The exact error message would be
interesting, along with exact code and all the relevant information from
the db2diag.log. Additionally, the steps you have taken so far to prepare
your database would be helpful to know.

error:
SQL0440N No procedure by the name "DB2IMAGE" and type "FUNCTION" having
compatible arguments was found. SQLSTATE=42884 (I've translated this
message, because I've db2 in my native language)
SQL0092N No package was created because of previous errors
SQL0091W Precompilation or binding was ended with "2" errors and "0"
warnings

/*************************grzes2.sqc*************** ********************/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "dmbaudio.h" /* audio extender function prototypes (DBa) */
#include "dmbimage.h" /* image extender function prototypes (DBi) */
#include "dmbvideo.h" /* video extender function prototypes (DBv) */
#include "utility.h" /* utility functions */
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
long hvInt_Stor;
long hvExt_Stor;
EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION;

hvInt_Stor = MMDB_STORAGE_TYPE_INTERNAL;
hvExt_Stor = MMDB_STORAGE_TYPE_EXTERNAL;
EXEC SQL INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES(
'128557',
'Anita Jones',
DB2IMAGE(
CURRENT SERVER,
'd:\personn\employee\images\ajones.bmp',
'BMP',
/*:hvInt_Stor,*/
1,
'Anita''s picture'),
DB2AUDIO(
CURRENT SERVER,

'd:\personn\employee\sounds\ajones.wav',
'WAVE',
/*:hvExt_Stor,*/
1,
'Anita''s voice')
);
return 0;
}
/****************end of grzes2.sqc********************************/

when I manually type in db2 command line processor:

INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES('128557','Anita Jones',
DB2IMAGE(CURRENT SERVER,'d:\personn\employee\images\ajones.bmp',
'BMP',1,'Anita''s picture'),
DB2AUDIO(CURRENT SERVER,'d:\personn\employee\sounds\ajones.wav',
'WAVE',1,'Anita''s voice'))

DB20000I The SQL command completed successfully.

Adding #include "sql.h" before dmb*.h header files doesn't resolve problem.
I think that header files are proper, because I've found on IBM an
example file that Import data into a table enabled for audio, image and
video extenders and it starts with the same header
files as me.
/***************db2diag.log:*********************** ******/
2005-02-02-20.39.18.593000 Instance:DB2 Node:000
PID:3252(db2syscs.exe) TID:3268 Appid:none
base sys utilities startdbm Probe:911

ADM7513W Database manager has started.

2005-02-02-20.39.23.921000 Instance:DB2 Node:000
PID:3088(db2bp.exe) TID:3084 Appid:none
base sys utilities sqleatin Probe:1

DIA8515C A system error has occurred.
ZRC=0x87340014

2005-02-02-20.44.20.093000 Instance:DB2 Node:000
PID:552(db2syscs.exe) TID:608 Appid:none
base sys utilities startdbm Probe:911

ADM7513W Database manager has started.

2005-02-02-20.47.22.562000 Instance:DB2 Node:000
PID:552(db2syscs.exe) TID:3512 Appid:*LOCAL.DB2.01B5C2194715
data management sqldEscalateLocks Probe:3 Database:PERSONN1

ADM5502W The escalation of "315" locks on table "SYSIBM
..SYSROUTINEPARMS" to
lock intent "X" was successful.

2005-02-02-20.47.22.562001 Instance:DB2 Node:000
PID:552(db2syscs.exe) TID:3512 Appid:*LOCAL.DB2.01B5C2194715
data management sqldEscalateLocks Probe:3 Database:PERSONN1

ADM5502W The escalation of "80" locks on table "SYSIBM
..SYSROUTINEAUTH" to
lock intent "X" was successful.

2005-02-02-21.02.00.906000 Instance:DB2 Node:000
PID:3484(db2fmp.exe) TID:3488 Appid:none
routine_infrastructure sqlerRoutineResolveAddress Probe:10

DIA1002C Error accessing function "" in library "".
ZRC=0x870F0038

2005-02-03-11.43.31.421000 Instance:DB2 Node:000
PID:628(db2syscs.exe) TID:644 Appid:none
base sys utilities startdbm Probe:911

ADM7513W Database manager has started.
/*******************end of db2diag.log******************************/
Additionally, the steps you have taken so far to prepare
your database would be helpful to know.

1.The system administrator uses the db2ext command-line
processor:
CONNECT TO personnl
ENABLE DATABASE FOR DB2IMAGE

2.DBA adds the mmdbsys schema in
the current function path:
SET CURRENT FUNCTION PATH = mmdbsys, CURRENT FUNCTION PATH

3. DBA then uses the db2ext command-line processor:
ENABLE TABLE employee FOR DB2IMAGE
ENABLE COLUMN employee picture FOR DB2IMAGE

4.ENABLE DATABASE FOR DB2AUDIO

5.ENABLE TABLE employee FOR DB2AUDIO
ENABLE COLUMN employee voice FOR DB2AUDIO

And there is one more thing. When I compile populate.c (that Import data
into a table enabled for audio, image and video extenders) there is
the same error:
In file included from C:\PROGRA~1\IBM\DMB\include\dmbbase.h:64,
from C:\PROGRA~1\IBM\DMB\include\dmbaudio.h:19,
from c:\progra~1\ibm\dmb\samples\populate.c:41:
C:\PROGRA~1\IBM\DMB\include\dmbsystm.h:280: #error "DMB: Unsupported
Operating System"

So I think it's not error in my programme.

Vavel

[Knut Stolze]

Vavel wrote:

Knut Stolze wrote:

Vavel wrote:

when I precompile file gc1.sqc
( error: SQL0440N ...didn't find procedure called "DB2IMAGE"...
SQLSTATE=42884
SQL0092N No package was created because of previous errors
)

Either you call a not existing function (problem with the parameters or
whatever), or you did not enable your database against which you compile
the code for the Image Extender. The exact error message would be
interesting, along with exact code and all the relevant information from
the db2diag.log. Additionally, the steps you have taken so far to
prepare your database would be helpful to know.

error:
SQL0440N No procedure by the name "DB2IMAGE" and type "FUNCTION" having
compatible arguments was found. SQLSTATE=42884 (I've translated this
message, because I've db2 in my native language)
SQL0092N No package was created because of previous errors
SQL0091W Precompilation or binding was ended with "2" errors and "0"
warnings

You are aware that all functions of the AIV Extender are placed in the
MMDBSYS schema? If you don't qualify your function names with the schema
name, then DB2 will look through the schemata listed in the CURRENT
FUNCTION PATH special register and try to find the functions there. While
precompiling embedded SQL, you need to use the option "FUNCPATH"
accordingly.
/*************************grzes2.sqc*************** ********************/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "dmbaudio.h" /* audio extender function prototypes (DBa) */
#include "dmbimage.h" /* image extender function prototypes (DBi) */
#include "dmbvideo.h" /* video extender function prototypes (DBv) */
#include "utility.h" /* utility functions */
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
long hvInt_Stor;
long hvExt_Stor;
EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION;

hvInt_Stor = MMDB_STORAGE_TYPE_INTERNAL;
hvExt_Stor = MMDB_STORAGE_TYPE_EXTERNAL;
EXEC SQL INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES(
'128557',
'Anita Jones',
DB2IMAGE(
Use "MMDBSYS.DB2IMAGE" here.
CURRENT SERVER,
'd:\personn\employee\images\ajones.bmp',
'BMP',
/*:hvInt_Stor,*/
1,
'Anita''s picture'),
DB2AUDIO(
Use "MMDBSYS.DB2AUDIO" here.
CURRENT SERVER,

'd:\personn\employee\sounds\ajones.wav',
'WAVE',
/*:hvExt_Stor,*/
1,
'Anita''s voice')
);
return 0;
}
/****************end of grzes2.sqc********************************/
Adding #include "sql.h" before dmb*.h header files doesn't resolve
problem. I think that header files are proper, because I've found on IBM
an
example file that Import data into a table enabled for audio, image and
video extenders and it starts with the same header
files as me.

You are correct. sqlsystm.h is included indirectly by the dmb* header
files. You need to find out why sqlsystm.h is not included or why its
definitions are not picked up. So you might want to double-check the code
that gets generated by the C precompiler. Usually you add the option "-E"
and this will resolve all #includes.

> Additionally, the steps you have taken so far to prepare
> your database would be helpful to know.
>

1.The system administrator uses the db2ext command-line
processor:
CONNECT TO personnl
ENABLE DATABASE FOR DB2IMAGE

2.DBA adds the mmdbsys schema in
the current function path:
SET CURRENT FUNCTION PATH = mmdbsys, CURRENT FUNCTION PATH

3. DBA then uses the db2ext command-line processor:
ENABLE TABLE employee FOR DB2IMAGE
ENABLE COLUMN employee picture FOR DB2IMAGE

4.ENABLE DATABASE FOR DB2AUDIO

5.ENABLE TABLE employee FOR DB2AUDIO
ENABLE COLUMN employee voice FOR DB2AUDIO

--
Knut Stolze
Information Integration
IBM Germany / University of Jena