Type the name of the procedure. Do not duplicate an existing stored procedure name at the current server.
Opens a List window that you can use to view or filter the available items and select one. Unavailable if you are altering a procedure.
Optional: Type a DB2 user name. This setting controls remote access. When a CALL statement invokes the stored procedure remotely, the system compares this setting to the calling authorization ID. The authorization ID can be up to 8 characters long. If you leave this field blank a default value is used. Unavailable if you are altering a procedure.
Optional: Type up to 8 characters for the LUNAME. To ease migration to future releases of DB2, leave this field blank. Unavailable if you are altering a procedure.
Type the name of the MVS load module for DB2 to use when running a stored procedure. The name can be up to 8 characters.
Specifies to use this setting where input parameters cannot be null.
Specifies to use this setting where an indicator array is passed to the stored procedure (and where null input parameters are allowed).
Optional: Type up to 18 characters for the name of the package collection to use when the stored procedure is executed. Leaving this field blank indicates that the package collection is the same as the package collection of the program that issued the SQL CALL statement.
Optional: Type the number of service units permitted for any single invocation of the stored procedure. You can type non-negative integers; the default value is zero. Zero indicates no limit. If you set this field to a value other than zero and a stored procedure uses more service units than allowed by the setting, DB2 cancels the stored procedure.
Optional: Type the maximum number of query result sets that can be returned by this stored procedure. You can type small integers; the default value is zero. A value of zero indicates that no query results set is returned.
Optional: Type up to 18 characters for the name of the address space where the stored procedure will run. A blank indicates that the procedure will run in the stored procedures address space established by DB2.
Specifies how this stored procedure runs.
Specifies how this stored procedure runs.
Select to have the load module remain resident in memory after the stored procedure ends.
Select to require a special RACF environment to control access to non-SQL resources. Stored procedures that access non-DB2 resource, such as IMS or CICS transactions, MVS/APPC conversations, or VSAM files, might need to use RACF to manage access to non-SQL resources.
To have the unit of work committed immediately upon the successful return from this stored procedure, select the Commit on return check box. (A non-negative SQL code signifies a successful return.)
Select the programming language used to create the stored procedure.
Optional: Type options, if you do not want to use the default language environment run-time options. You can type up to 256 characters.
Displays a list of currently defined parameters.
Opens the Add Parameter window.
Opens the Change Parameter window. Available only if an item in the Parameters list is selected.
Removes the selected parameter from the Parameters list.
Changes the selected parameters position in the Parameters list. Available only if there is a parameter above the selected parameter.
Changes the selected parameters position in the Parameters list. Available only if there is a parameter below the selected parameter.
Submits the data in the notebook and closes the notebook. Available only when the required fields are completed.
Displays the SQL statements that are generated by your choices in this notebook.
Cancels any unsaved changes and closes the notebook or window.