"How To" Guides for IBM DB2 UDB Databases

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DbVisualizer
DbVisualizer by Minq Software On a mainframe running z/OS, DbVisualizer connects to DB2 using JDBC and therefore requires the packages bound by the DB2 Binder. back to top

DbVisualizer

DbVisualizer by Minq Software: On a mainframe running z/OS, DbVisualizer connects to DB2 using JDBC and therefore requires the packages bound by the DB2 Binder.

CA RC/Migrator
If you use a PDS for the analysis output dataset, RC/Migrator treats it the same as a sequential data set and overwrites it every time an analysis is run, unless you change the dataset or member name. There is an option to automatically change the member name, but it is not easy to find. Go to RC/Migrator. Go to Profile. Go to RC/Migrator Profile Variables. Change update output specifications to `Y` to display the screen where the specifications for output data sets can be changed. Make sure analysis output to pds is `Y` and enter the PDS name for the default analysis pds. Since the strategy name will be used for the member name in the analysis PDS, don't use the same name for different strategies, even if they are stored in different DB2 regions. back to top

CA RC/Migrator

If you use a PDS for the analysis output dataset, RC/Migrator treats it the same as a sequential data set and overwrites it every time an analysis is run, unless you change the dataset or member name. There is an option to automatically change the member name, but it is not easy to find.

Go to RC/Migrator.
Go to Profile.
Go to RC/Migrator Profile Variables.
Change update output specifications to Y to display the screen where the specifications for output data sets can be changed.
Make sure analysis output to pds is Y and enter the PDS name for the default analysis pds.

Since the strategy name will be used for the member name in the analysis PDS, don't use the same name for different strategies, even if they are stored in different DB2 regions.

Last updated Tuesday October 10, 2006

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