what is the use of bind parameter, Replace?
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Answer / rana
A "BIND REPLACE" will require a DBRM as input and will
replace the existing data with that supplied in the DBRM.
It will then analyse the access paths for the SQL supplied
in the DBRM. You tend to run a "BIND REPLACE" when the
associated application has been updated so that DB2 is also
updated with any changes to the SQL.
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Answer / mahesh vasudevan
For new packages it will be "ADD" option for an already
existing package...it needs to be replaced with the new DBRM
bound...hence it is REPLACE.
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Answer / siri
replace is ACTION parameter of the BIND CARD....in ACTION parameter PACKAGE or PLAN can be addition(ADD) or replacement.....
SYNTAX : ACTION(ADD/REPLACE)
ADD : add the new package to sysibm.syspackage
REPLACE : will replace the an existing package with the same name ,location and collection
REPLVER(version-id) will replace a specific version of an existing package..
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Answer / ramanathan
Plan or Package can be an addition or Replacement.
Default is REPLACEMENT.
REPLACE will replace the existing package with the same name, location & collection.
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Answer / satty
bind parameter replace is a parameter related to locking
technique. it will specify when to remove the lock.
if any thing wrong please intimate me
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