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How do I view a stored procedure in IBM DB2?
The Administer Databases activity
- In the left pane of the screen that is displayed, expand the All Databases group and select the appropriate database to expand its objects tree, then select Application Objects, Stored Procedures.
- In the upper right pane, select the desired Stored Procedure.
How DB2 improve stored procedure performance?
To improve the performance of stored procedures and user-defined functions, use any of the following recommendations:
- Update the ASUTIME column of the SYSIBM.
- Limit the number of times that a stored procedure can terminate abnormally by specifying one of the following options:
How do I delete a stored procedure in DB2?
To drop a stored procedure: Issue the DROP PROCEDURE statement, and specify the name of the stored procedure that you want to drop.
Where are DB2 stored procedures stored?
The benefits of using DB2 stored procedures over SQL calls include enhanced modularity, security, and performance. Stored procedures are stored on a local or remote DB2 LUW Server. Local DB2 LUW Server applications or remote DRDA applications can use the SQL statement CALL to invoke a stored procedure.
How do you describe a procedure in DB2?
Description. Identifies the stored procedure that returned one or more result sets. When the DESCRIBE PROCEDURE statement is executed, the procedure name must identify a stored procedure that the requester has already invoked using the SQL CALL statement.
Where is the stored procedure stored in DB2?
A stored procedure is a compiled program that can execute SQL statements and is stored at a local or remote Db2 server. You can invoke a stored procedure from an application program or from the command line processor. A single call to a stored procedure from a client application can access the database at the server several times.
How to deploy a procedure to a database?
In the Data Project Explorer view, right-click the procedure and then click Deploy. On the Deploy Options and Routine Options pages, click Next. On the summary window, click Finish. You see confirmation that the stored procedure is deployed to the database.
How many SQL statements are in a stored procedure?
A single call to a stored procedure from a client application can access the database at the server several times. A typical stored procedure contains two or more SQL statements and some manipulative or logical processing in a host language or SQL procedure statements.
What do you call a procedure in SQL?
A procedure (often called a stored procedure) is a program that can be called to perform operations. A procedure can include both host language statements and SQL statements. Procedures in SQL provide the same benefits as procedures in a host language.