Binding a DBRM to a package

You can bind a DBRM to a package and then bind that package to a plan.

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To bind a package, you must have the proper authorization.

  • Creating a package version
    If you want to run different versions of a program without needing to make changes to the associated application plan, use package versions. This technique is useful if you need to make changes to your program without causing an interruption to the availability of the program.
  • Binding a DBRM that is in an HFS file to a package or collection
    If DBRMs are in z/OS® UNIX HFS files, you can use the command line processor to bind the DBRMs to packages at the target DB2 server. Optionally, you can also copy the DBRM into a partitioned data set member by using the TSO/E oput and oget commands and then bind the DBRM by using conventional JCL.
Parent topic: Binding an application