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DB2 for z/OS Multi-Row Fetch Using Dynamic SQL In COBOL - BetaWorks presentation
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Abstract
Part of a series of recorded IBM® BetaWorks™ presentations that describe new features of DB2® for z/OS®, this presentation uses a sample dynamic SQL program (DSN8BCU1) which is documented in Appendix D of the DB2 z/OS Application Programming and SQL Guide.
 
 
Content
The presentation includes an explanation of how the code works, explains multi-row fetch, and shows how to change the code to use multi-row fetch.

Multi-Row Fetch Using Dynamic SQL In COBOL (25.3 MB, .wmv)
Length: 30 minutes 40 seconds

Presentation slides

Please download the sample code so you can follow how the changes were made.
 
 
 

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Document information
 Product categories:
 Software
 Data Management
 Data Servers (Database Management Systems)
 DB2 for z/OS
 Operating system(s):
  z/OS
 Software version:
  8.0, 9.1
 Reference #:
  7012149
 IBM Group:
 Software Group
 Modified date:
 2008-04-15

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