SAS/ACCESS 9.1.3 Supplement for DB2 under z/OS (SAS/ACCESS

68 Pages·2006·1.06 MB·English

SAS/ACCESS® 9.1.3
Supplement for DB2 under z/OS
SAS/ACCESS for Relational Databases
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SAS/ACCESS® 9.1.3 Supplementfor DB2underz/OS(SAS/ACCESS forRelational
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SAS/ACCESS® 9.1.3 SupplementforDB2under z/OS(SAS/ACCESS forRelational
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Contents
Chapter 1 (cid:0) SAS/ACCESS for DB2 under z/OS 1
Introduction to the SAS/ACCESS Interface to DB2 under z/OS 2
LIBNAME Statement Specifics for DB2 under z/OS 3
Data Set Options for DB2 under z/OS 5
Pass-Through Facility Specifics for DB2 under z/OS 6
Autopartitioning Scheme for DB2 under z/OS 7
Temporary Table Support for DB2 under z/OS 9
Calling Stored Procedures in DB2 under z/OS 11
ACCESS Procedure Specifics for DB2 under z/OS 13
DBLOAD Procedure Specifics for DB2 under z/OS 15
Passing Joins to DB2 under z/OS 17
The DB2EXT Procedure 17
The DB2UTIL Procedure 19
SAS System Options and Settings for DB2 under z/OS 24
Naming Conventions for DB2 under z/OS 27
Data Types for DB2 under z/OS 27
Maximizing DB2 under z/OS Performance 32
Locks in the DB2 under z/OS Interface 35
DB2 under z/OS Bulk Loading 36
Understanding DB2 under z/OS Client/Server Authorization 44
DB2 under z/OS Information for the Database Administrator 47
Appendix 1 (cid:0) Recommended Reading 51
Recommended Reading 51
Glossary 53
Index 59
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C H A P T E R
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SAS/ACCESS for DB2 under z/OS
IntroductiontotheSAS/ACCESSInterfacetoDB2underz/OS 2
LIBNAMEStatementSpecificsforDB2underz/OS 3
Arguments 3
DB2underz/OSLIBNAMEStatementExample 5
DataSetOptionsforDB2underz/OS 5
Pass-ThroughFacilitySpecificsforDB2underz/OS 6
Examples 6
AutopartitioningScheme forDB2underz/OS 7
Overview 7
AutopartitioningRestrictions 8
ColumnSelectionforMODPartitioning 8
HowWHEREClausesRestrictAutopartitioning 8
UsingDBSLICEPARM= 9
UsingDBSLICE= 9
TemporaryTable SupportforDB2underz/OS 9
EstablishingaTemporaryTable 9
TerminatingaTemporaryTable 9
Examples 10
CallingStored ProceduresinDB2underz/OS 11
Overview 11
Examples 11
BasicStoredProcedureCall 11
Stored ProcedureThatReturnsaResultSet 11
Stored ProcedureThatPassesParameters 11
Stored ProcedureThatPassesNULLParameter 12
Specifyingtheschemaforastoredprocedure 12
Executingremotestoredprocedures 13
ACCESSProcedureSpecificsforDB2underz/OS 13
Examples 14
DBLOADProcedureSpecificsforDB2underz/OS 15
Examples 16
PassingJoinstoDB2underz/OS 17
TheDB2EXTProcedure 17
Overview 17
Syntax 17
PROCDB2EXTStatementOptions 17
FMTStatement 18
RENAMEStatement 18
SELECTStatement 18
EXITStatement 18
Examples 19
2 IntroductiontotheSAS/ACCESSInterfacetoDB2underz/OS (cid:0) Chapter1
TheDB2UTIL Procedure 19
DB2UTILStatementsandOptions 20
PROCDB2UTILStatementsandOptions 20
MAPTOStatement 21
RESETStatement 21
SQLStatement 21
UPDATEStatement 22
WHEREStatement 22
ERRLIMITStatement 22
EXITStatement 22
ModifyingDB2Data 22
InsertingData 22
UpdatingData 22
DeletingData 23
PROCDB2UTILExample 23
SASSystemOptionsandSettingsforDB2underz/OS 24
SettingYourDB2SubsystemIdentifier 25
CapturingDB2ReturnCodesUsingSYSDBRC 26
NamingConventionsforDB2underz/OS 27
DataTypesforDB2underz/OS 27
StringData 27
NumericData 28
Dates,Times, andTimestamps 28
DB2NullandDefaultValues 29
LIBNAMEStatement DataConversions 30
ACCESSProcedureData Conversions 30
DBLOADProcedureDataConversions 31
MaximizingDB2underz/OSPerformance 32
OptimizingYour Connections 33
PassingSASFunctionstoDB2underz/OS 34
LocksintheDB2underz/OSInterface 35
DB2underz/OSBulkLoading 36
DataSetOptionsforBulkLoading 36
FileAllocationand NamingforBulkLoading 41
Examples 42
UnderstandingDB2underz/OSClient/ServerAuthorization 44
Non-LibrefConnections 46
KnownIssueswithRRSAFSupport 47
DB2underz/OSInformationfortheDatabaseAdministrator 47
HowtheInterfacetoDB2Works 48
HowandWhen ConnectionsAreMade 48
TheDistributedData Facility 49
DB2AttachmentFacilities(CAFandRRSAF) 49
AccessingtheDB2SystemCatalogs 50
Introduction to the SAS/ACCESS Interface to DB2 under z/OS
This document describes the SAS/ACCESS interface to DB2 under z/OS. It includes
details only about the SAS/ACCESS interface to DB2 under z/OS, and it should be used
as a supplement to the main SAS/ACCESS documentation, SAS/ACCESS for
Relational Databases: Reference.
SAS/ACCESSforDB2underz/OS (cid:0) Arguments 3
Note: z/OS is the successor to the OS/390 operating system. SAS 9.1 for z/OS is
supported on both OS/390 and z/OS operating systems and, throughout this document,
any reference to z/OS also applies to OS/390, unless otherwise stated. (cid:0)
LIBNAME Statement Specifics for DB2 under z/OS
This section describes the LIBNAME statement as supported in the SAS/ACCESS
interface to DB2 under z/OS. For a complete description of this feature, see the
LIBNAME statement section in SAS/ACCESS for Relational Databases: Reference.
The DB2 under z/OS specific syntax for the LIBNAME statement is:
LIBNAME libref db2 <connection-options> <LIBNAME-options>;
Arguments
libref
is any SAS name that serves as an alias to associate SAS with a database,
schema, server, or group of tables and views.
db2
is the SAS/ACCESS engine name for the interface to DB2 under z/OS.
connection-options
provides connection information and control which database you are connecting to.
The connection options for the interface to DB2 under z/OS are the following:
SSID=DB2-subsystem-id
specifies the DB2 subsystem ID to connect to at connection time.
SSID= is optional. If you omit it, SAS connects to the DB2 subsystem that
is specified in the SAS system option, DB2SSID=. The DB2 subsystem ID is
limited to four characters. See “Setting Your DB2 Subsystem Identifier” on
page 25 for more information.
SERVER=DRDA-server
specifies the DRDA server that you want to connect to. SERVER= enables
you to access DRDA resources stored at remote locations. Check with your
system administrator for system names. You can connect to only one server
per LIBNAME statement.
SERVER= is optional. If you omit it, you access tables from your local DB2
database, unless you have specified a value for the LOCATION= LIBNAME
option. There is no default value for this option.
For information about accessing a database server on Linux, UNIX, or
Windows using a libref, see the REMOTE_DBTYPE= LIBNAME option.
Note: Refer to the installation instructions for this interface for
information about configuring SAS to use the SERVER= option. (cid:0)
LIBNAME-options
defines how DBMS objects are processed by SAS. Some LIBNAME options can
enhance performance; others determine locking or naming behavior. The following
table describes which LIBNAME options are supported for DB2 under z/OS, and
presents default values where applicable. See the section about the SAS/ACCESS
LIBNAME statement in SAS/ACCESS for Relational Databases: Reference for
detailed information about these options.
4 Arguments (cid:0) Chapter1
Table 1.1 SAS/ACCESS LIBNAMEOptions
Option DefaultValue
ACCESS= none
AUTHID= none
CONNECTION= SHAREDREAD
CONNECTION_GROUP= none
DBCOMMIT= 1000 wheninsertingrows;0whenupdatingrows
DBCONINIT= none
DBCONTERM= none
DBCREATE_TABLE_OPTS= none
DBGEN_NAME= DBMS
DBLIBINIT= none
DBLIBTERM= none
DBNULLKEYS= YES
DBSASLABEL= COMPAT
DBSLICEPARM= THREADED_APPS,2
DEFER= NO
DEGREE= ANY
DIRECT_EXE= none
DIRECT_SQL= YES
IN= none
LOCATION= none
MULTI_DATASRC_OPT= NONE
PRESERVE_COL_NAMES= NO
PRESERVE_TAB_NAMES= NO
READ_ISOLATION_LEVEL= DB2z/OSdeterminestheisolationlevel
READ_LOCK_TYPE= DB2z/OShandleslocking
REMOTE_DBTYPE= ZOS
REREAD_EXPOSURE= NO
SCHEMA= youruserID
SPOOL= YES
UPDATE_ISOLATION_LEVEL= DB2z/OSdeterminestheisolationlevel
SAS/ACCESSforDB2underz/OS (cid:0) DataSetOptionsforDB2underz/OS 5
Option DefaultValue
UPDATE_LOCK_TYPE= DB2z/OS handleslocking
UTILCONN_TRANSIENT= NO
DB2 under z/OS LIBNAME Statement Example
In the following example, the libref MYLIB uses the DB2 under z/OS interface to
connect to the DB2 database that is specified by the SSID= option, with a connection to
the testserver remote server.
libname mylib db2 ssid=db2
authid=testuser server=testserver;
proc print data=mylib.staff;
where state=’CA’;
run;
Data Set Options for DB2 under z/OS
The following list includes all of the SAS/ACCESS data set options that are
supported for the DB2 under z/OS interface, except for the data set options that are
available with the bulk load facility. Default values are provided where applicable. See
the section on data set options in SAS/ACCESS for Relational Databases: Reference for
detailed information about these options.
Table 1.2 SAS/ACCESS Data SetOptionsforDB2 under z/OS
Option DefaultValue
AUTHID= currentLIBNAMEoptionsetting
BULKLOAD= NO
DBCOMMIT= currentLIBNAMEoptionsetting
DBCONDITION= none
DBCREATE_TABLE_OPTS= currentLIBNAMEoptionsetting
DBFORCE= NO
DBGEN_NAME= DBMS
DBKEY= none
DBLABEL= NO
DBMASTER= none
DBNULL= YES
DBNULLKEYS= currentLIBNAMEoptionsetting
DBSASLABEL= COMPAT
DBSLICE= none
DBSLICEPARM= THREADED_APPS,2
DBTYPE= none
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Option DefaultValue
ERRLIMIT= 1
IN= currentLIBNAME optionsetting
LOCATION= currentLIBNAME optionsetting
NULLCHAR= SAS
NULLCHARVAL= ablankcharacter
PRESERVE_COL_NAMES= currentLIBNAME optionsetting
READ_ISOLATION_LEVEL= currentLIBNAME optionsetting
READ_LOCK_TYPE= currentLIBNAME optionsetting
TRAP_151= NO
UPDATE_ISOLATION_LEVEL= currentLIBNAME optionsetting
UPDATE_LOCK_TYPE= currentLIBNAME optionsetting
Pass-Through Facility Specifics for DB2 under z/OS
See the section about the Pass-Through Facility in SAS/ACCESS for Relational
Databases: Reference for general information about this feature.
The Pass-Through Facility specifics for DB2 under z/OS are as follows:
(cid:0) The dbms-name is DB2.
(cid:0) The CONNECT statement is optional.
(cid:0) The interface supports connections to multiple databases.
(cid:0) The CONNECT statement database-connection-arguments are as follows:
SSID=DB2-subsystem-id
specifies the DB2 subsystem ID to connect to at connection time. SSID= is
optional. If you omit it, SAS connects to the DB2 subsystem that is specified
in the SAS system option, DB2SSID=. The DB2 subsystem ID is limited to
four characters. See “Setting Your DB2 Subsystem Identifier” on page 25 for
more information.
SERVER=DRDA-server
specifies the DRDA server that you want to connect to. SERVER= enables
you to access DRDA resources stored at remote locations. Check with your
system administrator for system names. You can connect to only one server
per LIBNAME statement.
SERVER= is optional. If you omit it, you access tables from your local DB2
database unless you have specified a value for the LOCATION= LIBNAME
option. There is no default value for this option.
Note: Refer to the installation instructions for this interface for
information about setting up DB2 z/OS to enable SAS to connect to the
DRDA server when the SERVER= option is used. (cid:0)
Examples
The following example connects to DB2 and sends it two EXECUTE statements to
process: