DBPROTOCOL

The DBPROTOCOL parameter enables the High-speed Apply Engine to override a subsystem default setting for the protocol used to update target tables at a remote location by using three-part names.

High-speed Apply is not designed for remote system updating but can accomplish it with the PRIVATE protocol.

Related topic

Bind-parameters

We might remove support for this parameter and the PRIVATE protocol when High-speed Apply supports only versions of Db2 that no longer allow for this method.

Attributes

This parameter has the following attributes:

Attribute

Value

Section

[Bind]

Abbreviation

None

Required?

No

Valid values

PRIVATE

Default value

High-speed Apply does not specify a default value but uses the Db2 subsystem’s ZPARM setting.

Usage

High-speed Apply Engine accepts a value of PRIVATE for this parameter to use Db2 PRIVATE protocol to process remote updates that contain three-part names.

Important

High-speed Apply does not accept a value of DRDA for Distributed Relational Database Architecture for this parameter. Specifying DRDA results in an error. Three-part- name updates will fail with DRDA.

The only support that High-speed Apply provides with DBPROTOCOL DRDA is if the input only updates the local system.


 

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