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UDF functions interdependency.

All:

We have SQL User defined functions, which are calling other SQL User
Defined functions.

The database is residing on Windows 2000 box.

When we use Control center to access the UDFs from the client machines
and issue SHOW RELATED, we do not get any results back. But when we do
a DROP of the UDF, it is not allowing us " it says some dependencies
exists for the function"

How do we get the function dependencies with respect to calling other
functions or procedures?

Thanks





Nov 12 '05 #1
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db*****@yahoo.com wrote:
All:

We have SQL User defined functions, which are calling other SQL User
Defined functions.

The database is residing on Windows 2000 box.

When we use Control center to access the UDFs from the client machines
and issue SHOW RELATED, we do not get any results back. But when we do
a DROP of the UDF, it is not allowing us " it says some dependencies
exists for the function"

How do we get the function dependencies with respect to calling other
functions or procedures?

Check out SYSPROC.DB2LK_DEP_OF().
It's not documented by used by ALTOBJ().
Pretty self explanatory. Also I commented on it in more detail in the
past few weeks here.

Cheers
Serge
--
Serge Rielau
DB2 SQL Compiler Development
IBM Toronto Lab
Nov 12 '05 #2

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