DB2 graphic QMF Version 8

Step 14. Select packages to bind

After the DB2 subsystem is configured, you can bind the packages. Only the packages for the components you will be using should be bound. The packages should be bound at each location that will be accessed remotely. When you select option 3 from the HPO Configuration Dialog Selection Menu, the following panel is displayed:

Table 124. Bind Packages
DB2P -- Bind Packages ------------------------------------------------ 8.1.0
Command ===>
 
Select the packages to bind by entering Y or N next to each component name.
Press ENTER to bind the packages for the selected components.
Type CAN or CANCEL or press PF3 to cancel.
 
Owner........ ===>
Location..... ===>
Collection ID ===>
 
    Component                                  Bind Packages? (Y/N)
    ------------------------------------------ --------------------
1. Compiler: Program Generator................ ===>
2. Manager:  Object Manager for Administrators ===>
3. Manager:  Object Manager for Users......... ===>
4. Manager:  Governor......................... ===>
5. Manager:  HPO/Governor Module.............. ===>
 
 
NOTE: Your current authorization ID (or the specified BIND owner) must have
      authority to bind the selected packages, and to execute the SQL
      contained in those packages.

If you press Enter, the next panel will be displayed.

If you press PF3, you will return to the HPO Configuration Dialog Selection Menu and the packages will not be bound.

The fields on the panel are:

Owner
Enter the desired OWNER parameter for the BIND PACKAGE command. If you leave this field blank, the OWNER parameter will not be specified on the BIND.
Location
Enter the location at which to bind the packages. If you leave this field blank, the packages will be bound at the local DB2 location.
Collection ID
Enter the desired collection ID for the packages. Your current authorization ID (or the specified BIND OWNER) must have the authority to create a package in the specified collection. You should specify the same collection ID at all locations.


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