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Getting Started with pureQuery
Figure 16.2 - JPA_EE_SAMPLE application configuration page
Once the packages have been bound to the database, the next step is to make the JPA
application run on top of the pureQuery runtime. We will discuss that in the next section.
16.5 Running a JPA application using pureQuery
One of the advantages of running a JPA application on top of pureQuery runtime is the
ability to use the enhanced security control of static SQL in DB2. As we explain in
Appendix C, static SQL allows specifying individual access privileges at the package level.
The first step to make our JPA application run on top of pureQuery is to set the correct
access privileges to the packages generated and bound in the previous section. In order to
allow a user to run the packages we created, we need to grant the user execute privilege
on the packages. That can be done by specifying the pureQuery StaticBinder option –
grant.