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prasadrachuri
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Hai,
Can any one expalin what exactly TSO BINDONLY command will do??..
Thanks In Advance...
prasad rachuri.... |
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mdtendulkar
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Hello Prasad,
Can you please explain in detail. where you get this?
Will help in giving the solution.
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Mayuresh |
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prasadrachuri
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Hi Mayuresh,
As per my project needs i used this TSO BINDONLY command for COBOL -DB2 programs.
I have used this command to point my bind member to another DB2 subsystem...i.e changed SYSTEM from xxxx to yyyy in BIND MEMBER...
my question is what exactly BINDONLY command will do  ..will it overrides the existing plan...pls. note i'm not compiling program at all...
I hope you got my question..
Prasad Rachuri... |
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rimli
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Hello Prasad,
TSO BINDONLY is used for creating ur DBRM member and binding it to the plan specified. To answer your query, the plan will be overwritten as per my understanding .
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Rimli. |
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mdtendulkar
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Hello rimli,
I think it will just override the DSN SYSTEM parameter
It will bind the same plan to the table from the other system.
Not sure on this though.
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Mayuresh Tendulkar |
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