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Old 03-03-05, 04:45
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Specifying Isolation level when building stored procedure

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I am building a stored procedure through stored procedure builder. It creates it associated package. when i look at that package in the control centre, it is telling me its created with isolation level of cursor stability and cursor blocking of unambigous cursors. How can i specify when building a stored procedure, its package gets an isolation level of uncommitted read.

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Old 03-03-05, 06:13
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Old 03-03-05, 06:15
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Db2 UDB v7.1 on Windows NT
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Old 03-03-05, 09:21
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Do i have to specify it at the sql level within the stored procedure or can i just specify it when compiling/build the stored procedure
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Old 03-04-05, 01:25
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Can you just let SPB do its thing, and do another BIND using the bind file and whatever other parameters you want?

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