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

490 Examples 4 Chapter 16For information about setting up DB2 z/OS so that SAS can connect to theDRDA server when the SERVER= option is used, see the installationinstructions for this interface.Although you can specify any LIBNAME option in the CONNECT statement,only SSID= and SERVER= are honored.ExamplesThis example connects to DB2 and sends it two EXECUTE statements to process.proc sql;connect to db2 (ssid=db2);execute (create view testid.whotookorders asselect ordernum, takenby, firstname,lastname, phonefrom testid.orders, testid.employeeswhere testid.orders.takenby=testid.employees.empid)by db2;execute (grant select on testid.whotookordersto testuser) by db2;disconnect from db2;quit;This next example omits the optional CONNECT statement, uses the default settingfor DB2SSID=, and performs a query (shown in highlighting) on the Testid.Customerstable.proc sql;select * from connection to db2(select * from testid.customers where customer like ’1%’);disconnect from db2;quit;This example creates the Vlib.StockOrd SQL view that is based on the Testid.Orderstable. Testid.Orders is an SQL/DS table that is accessed through DRDA.libname vlib ’SAS-data-library’proc sql;connect to db2 (server=testserver);create view vlib.stockord asselect * from connection to db2(select ordernum, stocknum, shipto, dateorderdfrom testid.orders);disconnect from db2;quit;