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Elixir
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Hi,
Kindly let me know the difference between Static and Dynamic Binding. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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are you speaking of db2 bind
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the binder process also known as linkedit? |
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Elixir
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In CICS What is the effect of not binding a Linked program ? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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In CICS What is the effect of not binding a Linked program ? |
ANSWER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ...
BIND as in DB2
BINDER as the NEW LINKAGE EDITOR ? |
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Elixir
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BIND as in DB2 |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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does not matter which environment (batch/cics.....)
if you do not db2 bind a db2 module, it will only receive negative sqlcodes. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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Kindly let me know the difference between Static and Dynamic Binding. |
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In CICS What is the effect of not binding a Linked program ? |
Was there ever an actual question here. . . .
Was there a bit of spare time and the thought occurred to toss something at the forum?
Must be the summer doldrums again. . .
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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A Dynamic Bind is a no-such thing.
There are parms that you can set which will request DB2 'rebind' the plan during runtime - prior to execution , but I believe that takes into consideration of changes to the db2 objects.
and there is Dynamic SQL which is 'sql on the fly' which means it has to be bound (runtime - Bind)
but the dynamic refers to the SQL, not the BIND process.
again, specific meaning of terms.........
if i am in error, there are others on the board who will correct my comments. |
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