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Figure 4.5 shows a SQL statement that was executed through a JDBC executeQuery
method and captured through the Client Optimizer. Either double-clicking on the SQL
statement or right-clicking and selecting Find in Source will take you to the exact line
number where the statement was executed.
Figure 4.5 - Correlating executed statements and their location within the source
code
4.2.3 Pages of the SQL Outline view
The SQL Outline view contains three tabbed pages that show you the relationship between
DB2 packages, Java files and SQL statements in different ways. Click the tabs at the
bottom of the view to see the different pages. Each view emphasizes a different perpective
of the SQL useful for troubleshooting and analysis activities.
4.2.3.1 Database Page
The database page of the SQL Outline groups SQL statements by schema and table of the
database objects that the statements refer to. The database page is useful for analyzing
the extent to which changes to a certain table or view will require changes to an
application. The same statement may fall under more than one schema or table if the
statement makes reference to more that one of those objects, as in case of joins for
example. By expanding the nodes, you can get information such as which columns are