You can use whatever script language you want.
Save it in a file.
Use the Graphic Tools, open the Task Center, in the Action Bar choose
task,import and import the script you saved.
As you exit the Task Center, the kast screen will ask you whtehr you
want to run this now or save and schedule.
Do what you need to do from there.
This can be done on your wkstn. and you do not have to be on the server.
However, the DAS must be up and running and you must have defined the
Tools Catalog.
HTH, Pierre
Prakash wrote:
hi:
I am writting a stored procedure to purge one of our transaction
tables. I would like to run this SP periodically, say everyday at 4 am.
I am wondering how can I achieve this without writting a OS cron job. I
know Oracle has the feature DBMS_JOB, but wondering whether is there
any equivalent in DB2 or any other ways to do
Thanks for your help
- Prakash
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IBM DB2 Cerified Solutions Expert - Administration
SES Consultants Inc.
