Through lectures and machine lab exercises, learn how to recognize when an IBM DB2 stored procedure is the correct solution for an application, how to use the Development Center, how to CALL a stored procedure, how to create a stored procedure using Data Definition Language (DDL), and how to troubleshoot a stored procedure.
Learn about coding stored procedures in DB2 SQL Procedure Language (SQL PL) and Java. The exercises run on a Windows workstation, but are applicable to coding of SQL PL or Java stored procedures using the Development Center on all IBM DB2 platforms.
The exercises run on DB2 UDB Enterprise Server Edition (ESE) Version 8.
Class alternatives:
If you want education on coding C language stored procedures in the Linux, UNIX, or Windows environment, along with other coding techniques using C and DB2, you should consider attending:
? DB2 UDB Advanced Programming (CF114)
If you want education on coding Java stored procedures in the Linux, UNIX, or Windows environment, along with other coding techniques using Java and DB2, you should consider attending:
? DB2 UDB Programming Using Java (CG112)
If you want education on coding Java stored procedures on the OS/390 environment, along with other coding techniques using Java and DB2, you should consider attending:
? DB2 UDB for z/OS and OS/390 Programming Using Java (CG140)
If you want an introductory education on coding COBOL stored procedures on the OS/390 environment, along with other coding techniques using COBOL and DB2, you should consider attending:
? DB2 UDB Application Programming Workshop (CF820)
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