DEFINE PROCESS command: User Language to DB2

Summary

Privileges

User 0 or system manager

Function

The DEFINE PROCESS command defines a process that a User Language procedure can reference.

Syntax

DEFINE PROCESS CCADB2 WITH SCOPE=SYSTEM DESTINATION=(pgrpname,symbolicname)

Where:

CCADB2	is a reserved process name.
SCOPE=SYSTEM	indicates that the process entity definition is available to all users of the Model 204 system for the entire run.
DESTINATION	can be: pgrpname is the processgroup specified in the DEFINE PROCESSGROUP command. symbolicname is from one to eight characters in length, and is associated with the corresponding pgrpname. A User Language procedure uses symbolicname to refer to the link. That is: CONNECT TO symbolicname Therefore, any changes made to the physical name, or to the processgroup and/or link, do not cause any changes to be made in the procedures.

Example

DEFINE PROCESS CCADB2 WITH - SCOPE=SYSTEM - DESTINATION=(DB2GRP,BOSTON)

Usage notes

For more information about the User Language/DATABASE 2 Interface, see the Model 204 User Language/DATABASE 2 Interface Guide.