SAS/ACCESS 9.2 for Relational Databases: Reference, Fourth Edition

SAS/ACCESS Interface to DB2 Under z/OS 4 Key Information 489OptionDBTYPE=DEGREE=Default ValuenoneANYERRLIMIT= 1IN=LOCATION=NULLCHAR=NULLCHARVAL=PRESERVE_COL_NAMES=READBUFF=READ_ISOLATION_LEVEL=READ_LOCK_TYPE=TRAP_151=UPDATE_ISOLATION_LEVEL=UPDATE_LOCK_TYPE=current LIBNAME option settingcurrent LIBNAME option settingSASa blank charactercurrent LIBNAME option settingLIBNAME settingcurrent LIBNAME option settingcurrent LIBNAME option settingNOcurrent LIBNAME option settingcurrent LIBNAME option settingSQL Pass-Through Facility Specifics for DB2 Under z/OSKey InformationFor general information about this feature, see “Overview of the SQL Pass-ThroughFacility” on page 425. DB2 z/OS examples are available.Here are the SQL pass-through facility specifics for the DB2 under z/OS interface:3 The dbms-name is DB2.3 The CONNECT statement is optional.3 The interface supports connections to multiple databases.3 Here are the CONNECT statement database-connection-arguments:SSID=DB2-subsystem-idspecifies the DB2 subsystem ID to connect to at connection time. SSID= isoptional. If you omit it, SAS connects to the DB2 subsystem that is specifiedin the SAS system option, DB2SSID=. The DB2 subsystem ID is limited tofour characters. See “Settings” on page 514 for more information.SERVER=DRDA-serverspecifies the DRDA server that you want to connect to. SERVER= enablesyou to access DRDA resources stored at remote locations. Check with yoursystem administrator for system names. You can connect to only one serverper LIBNAME statement.SERVER= is optional. If you omit it, you access tables from your local DB2database unless you have specified a value for the LOCATION= LIBNAMEoption. There is no default value for this option.