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It is necessary that when executing a query using the db2 for z/os tool that contains a statement of type INSERT UPDATE or DELETE, before the changes are applied to the table, a screen is added indicating how many records will be affected by the execution of the query and that the user has the option to accept or cancel the changes in the table.
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Users can configure the Run Options of individual SQL scripts to automatically commit or rollback statements. If you configure a SQL script to "Roll back changes on completion", you will be able to see "how may records will be affected by the execution of the query". The "Update count" of the individual statements will indicate how many rows would be updated or deleted by a statement without any of the updates or deletions being committed. If you want the changes to applied, you can change the SQL script's Run Options to "Commit after each statement" or "Commit on completion".
We could ideate on mechanisms to reduce the number of clicks in this process... but it would likely be a variation of Re-execute this script with a different "Action when a script runs successfully" option such as "Commit after each statement" or "Commit on completion" if the script was previously executed using the "Roll back changes on completion" option.
Another option could be to enable a Run Option that would neither automatically COMMIT or ROLLBACK statements, but rather require users to explicitly execute COMMIT; or ROLLBACK; statements from their within their scripts.
Seria una excelente opcion para evitar errores o modificacion de mas a las bases de datos.
Por favor, para una mejor experiencia con IDZ y mejores resultados en el día a día, al contar con este beneficio. Gracias.
Seria una actualización muy util en el día a dia.
Muy necesario
It would be very useful to review the status of the query execution
Buena idea mas facil de usar
Being able to graphically insert the records as was done in the old emulation
Yes, this feature is available in Host emulation, and I think the DB2 for z/OS tool should have this function to give me more precision in my work.
This feature is available when doing a similar action directly on the host.