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Using VB with stored procedure builder in DB2

Post by Joe » Fri, 12 Oct 2001 02:04:11



Hello,

Before I get started:

Workstation
Win NT 4.0
VB 6.0 SP5

Server:
AIX
UDB 7.1 UDB

First, I am new to DB2, but not to VB.

I've done a little reading about DB2's Stored Procedure builder and
discovered that there is an add-in that works in VB where you can write
procedures in VB which somehow get compiled to the server.  Our company does
not have a licence to VB yet, so I have not had the chance to mess around
with this technique yet.  Has anybody used this strategy to build procedures
in DB2? Is it worth the effort?

Thanks in advance

Joe

 
 
 
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[IBM][CLI Driver][DB2] SQL0444N  Routine "DSNTPSMP" (specific name "")
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