This tutorial teaches you how to create, test, and deploy a DB2 SQL stored procedure. Stored procedures can help improve application performance and reduce database access traffic.

When an application that runs on a workstation calls a stored procedure on a Db2 server, the stored procedure updates a table based on the information that it receives from the application.

This tutorial teaches you how to create, test, and deploy a Db2® SQL stored procedure, which can improve application performance by reducing database access traffic.

A stored procedure is a compiled program that can execute SQL statements and is stored at a local or remote Db2 server. You can invoke a stored procedure from an application program or …

You can create your own stored procedures to perform whatever functions you need, Db2 also provides a set of stored procedures that perform some common functions that you might find …

First Edition (March 2004) This edition applies to IBM DB2 UDB for OS/390 and z/OS Version 7 (program number 5675-DB2) and DB2 UDB for z/OS Version 8 (program number 5625-DB2). …

The CREATE PROCEDURE statement registers a stored procedure with a database server. You can register the following types of procedures with this statement, each of which is described …

Mar 18, 2012 · The CREATE PROCEDURE statement defines an SQL procedure, or a version of a procedure, at the current server and specifies the source statements for the procedure.

The following sections describe the SQL statements used to define and call the stored procedure, information about passing parameters to the stored procedure, and examples of stored …

The native SQL procedure calls at least one external stored procedure, external SQL procedure, or user-defined function. The native SQL procedure is defined with ALLOW DEBUG MODE or …