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What is a collection ID? What is its significance? How to execute the different versions of a Cobol-DB2 programs (different regions) from a single jcl?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: June 13, 2006     Asked by: Janardhan 
  
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February 18, 2006 05:37:07   #1  
pjagannatha032 Member Since: January 2006   Contribution: 3    

RE: 1) What is a collection ID? What is its significan...
collection is a place where your dbrms will kept as packages .
 
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March 18, 2006 19:24:34   #2  
Culver_lake Member Since: March 2006   Contribution: 46    

RE: 1) What is a collection ID? What is its significan...

A package has a 4 part name:

location: collection id: package name: version

The collection id is not a place but rather a qualifier that allows a group of packages (i.e. those bound to that collection) to be referred to as a unit. A collection serves the same purpose to packages that a schema serves to tables.


 
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June 13, 2006 02:49:06   #3  
gokul        

RE: 1) What is a collection ID? What is its significan...

could u pls expalin a little more on

location

collection

package

version

regards

Gokul.


 
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