Restriction: This topic applies to Windows environments only.
When you generate a DBRM in the Static Bind Administrator, it automatically binds the DBRM, using default bind options, to create the package in DB2.
Follow this procedure if you would like to modify the package by binding the DBRM again with different parameters.
- In the Bind Utility window, from the Remote Location drop-down list, select the DB2 location of your application's package.
- Click Bind. The Bind Package dialog box appears.
- Select the DBRM you want to bind from the DBRM File Name drop-down list.
- If desired, set the Package Version, Isolation Level, and Action.
- If desired, click the Bind... button to configure additional bind options.
- If desired, click the Format... button to specify data formats associated with the DBRM.
- Click Execute. Bind creates a package in the selected DB2 location and updates the appropriate DB2 system tables. The Status bar indicates when the procedure is complete.
Note:
Each time you bind a DBRM, the Bind Utility creates a log file (.LOG) in which it records all errors that occur during the bind. The .LOG file is stored in locally in the same directory as your DBRM (.DBR).
If no error has occurred during the binding of a particular DBRM, the .LOG file does not exist.
