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Last Updated: May 03, 2007 
You know it's important to control access to data and to preserve its integrity. Stored procedures can help you do that, as well as improve productivity. This week we give you tips and advice for using them. >> Ask Kent your DB2-related questions, or view previous Q&As.
>> What is a stored procedure?
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>> Stored procedures allow you to balance network loads – Part II
TIP :In part two of this series on SQL stored procedures, Ron Turull explores how it can help optimize client/server applications, ...
>> Stored procedures: Balance network loads -- part 1
TIP :SQL stored procedures provide an excellent tool to help optimize client/server applications.
>> SQL Built-In Functions and Stored Procedures -- Chapter 2
TIP :Built-In Functions will explore the BIFs included in the DB2 implementation of SQL on the iSeries.
>> How to generate reports using stored procedures
TIP :Third-party reporting tools aren't always the best option when generating reports from data on several types of databases. ...
>> Print PDF documents that are stored in IFS
ASK THE EXPERTS :How can I print PDF documents that are stored in IFS? The PDF's contain images and text; I want to print them on Laser ...
>> Invoking a stored procedure from a COBOL program
ASK THE EXPERTS :I am attempting to invoke a stored procedure (SQL) from a COBOL program. The stored procedure returns ONE result set, so the ...
>> Copy stored procedures from one library to another
ASK THE EXPERTS : I have several Stored Procedures created on the iSeries in which I can view through iSeries Navigator. I need to copy ...
>> Removing stored procedures
ASK THE EXPERTS :How can I remove some of the stored procedures on my iSeries?
>> Transferring stored procedures
ASK THE EXPERTS :I have two iSeries machines. I'd like to take the stored procedure that is running on one of them and then select the data ...
>> What ports are needed to issue a stored procedure?
ASK THE EXPERTS :I want to issue a stored procedure command from an ASP page to an iSeries DB2 database across my firewall. What ports do I ...
>> Where is physical data for spooled files stored?
ASK THE EXPERTS : I read information a while back that the spool file data is stored in a physical file on the iSeries. Can you please tell ...
LEARNING TOOLS:
>> Guide to IBM redbooks on iSeries stored procedures

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