Figure 20-3 shows a rough flow of our DB2 stored procedure environment.
Figure 20-3 The flow of the DB2 stored procedure sample
20.4.1 Step 1: Creating an IMS DRA startup table
Application programs (in particular DB2 stored procedures) use information specified in the
DRA startup table to establish an ODBA connection to an IMS system. The DRA startup table
contains values used to define the characteristics of the DRA. The DRA startup table is
created by assembling the DFSxxxx0 module for the ODBA's use.
The ODBA system programmer must make the required changes to these modules to
correctly specify ...
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