Use this page to specify options for the deployment.
- Use current database
- Specifies that you want to use the database that you are currently connected
to.
- Use different database
- Specifies that you want to connect to a different database.
- Database
- Select or type the name of the database to which you want to connect.
- Current schema
- Select or type the name of the current schema to use during the deploy
process.
- Stop and roll back on errors
- Specifies that the deployment process will stop when there is an error.
The routines that were deployed successfully before this error occurred will
be rolled back. This option is not available for Java™ SQLJ stored procedures.
- Stop on errors
- Specifies that the deployment process will stop when there is an error.
The routines that were deployed successfully before this error occurred will
be committed.
- Ignore errors and continue to next routine
- Specifies that the deployment process will continue to the next routine
when an error occurs.
- Drop duplicates
- Specifies that any routine that already exists in the database will be
dropped before the routine is deployed.
- Treat duplicates as errors
- Specifies that an error occurs when a routine already exists in the target
database.
- Ignore duplicates and continue to next routine
- Specifies that the deployment process will ignore routines which already
exist in the target database and continue with the next routine.
- Deploy by building source
- Select to do a full build, and deploy the source and the binaries to the
database.
- Deploy using binaries if available
- Select to deploy the binaries that you built on the source database instead
of doing a full build. If the binaries are not available in the source database,
then a full build is done before the deploy.
- Target load library
- For DB2 for z/OS only: Type the name of the target load library
for the deployment.
- Deploy source to database
- Select to deploy the source and binaries to the database.
If you do not select this option, only the binaries are deployed.