IMS Connectivity in an On Demand Environment: A Practical Guide to IMS Connectivity

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Chapter 20. ODBA from DB2 stored

procedures

The IBM DB2 stored procedures environment is a case of the general ODBA server structure

described in Chapter 19, “Open Database Access” on page 359. A stored procedure can

issue database DL/I requests through an ODBA interface that is implemented in DB2 stored

procedures environment. In this chapter, we provide the information about the structure of

ODBA from DB2 stored procedures, the general request and response flow from a DRDA

client, and some examples of DB2 stored procedures accessing an IMS system through the

ODBA.

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