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srilata83
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Hi All,
Can anyone tell me what is bind and rebind in DB2 ?As someone told me Bind has to done from the beginning so as to generate a new timestamp and it generally done when there is any changes made in cobol program.
but when rebind has to done?can anyone tell me the scenario when we have to go for rebind instead of bind.
i was checking for the plans whether the binding has done for this or not, then i found many plans are not bound.what shud we go for in this case, BIND or REBIND?
If there is no changes made in cobol program then shall we go for Rebind, but why?
Please clarify my doubts and correct me if my understanding is wrong about this concept.
Thanks in advance. |
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ashimer
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ashishsr123
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| If there is no changes made in cobol program then shall we go for Rebind, but why? |
Rebind will reassess the optimized access paths and if required choose some other access path.
This will be done when, there has been lot of insertion & Deletions in the Database . This generally happens over long period of time.
Whenever you will RE0RG database then also you will use it.
That's what I think. |
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Raghu navaikulam
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Hi srilata83
It is better to go through the link and read the manual as ashimer replied, because there has been a lot of things to know about BIND and REBIND.
If you have doubts after reading the IBM manual, post your doubts. Someone will clear it.
Regards
Raghu |
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