In Db2, the OPEN-FOR statement can be used to return a result set to a subprogram's OUT parameter of type REF CURSOR. In [!INCLUDE ssNoVersion], stored procedures directly return the results of SELECT ...

The SQL you use in the SQL Editor window depends on the kind of Query Manager that you are using. If you have a SAS Query Manager, you use the SAS System's SQL procedure in the SQL Editor window. If ...

SQL DB2 errors can be frustrating and time-consuming to fix when programming. They can occur due to syntax mistakes, data type mismatches, logic errors, or database issues. However, with some ...

You can use tools such as the SQL DB2 Command Editor, the SQL DB2 Query Tuner, or the SQL DB2 Data Studio to check the syntax, semantics, and performance of your SQL statements.

The following example omits the optional CONNECT statement, uses the default setting for SSID=, and performs a query shown in italics on the TESTID.CUSTOMERS table: proc sql; select * from connection ...

The first statement works but all text after the first semi-colon seems to be ignored. According to DB2 doc, multiple statements on same handle should work: "When a list of SQL statements is specified ...