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Working with DB2 and PHP, my ADDs and DROPs take a long time to finish (30 seconds per ADD and DROP). I am curious if there is a way to send my ADDs and DROPs to the database without having PHP wait for a response? I'm fairly certain that most php db controls don't have async methods (too bad). Presuming that you just need to do DB statements that don't interact with the end user you could use pcntl_fork . If you need something else, a solution like this may be more useful. A simple solution is cron to schedule your tasks http://articles.sitepoint.com/article/introducing-cron Schedule all the

I've been searching the internet for hours trying to figure out if the following is even possible: To choose the AS400 query records directly from Excel. I haven't found any solution or description of how this could be achieved, which makes me guess that it's simply not possible. However, I haven't seen anyone confirm that it is impossible. So my question is: Is this possible? And if it is, could you point me in the right direction in order for me to start learning how to do it? I know its possible to run a query from Excel, and then adding parameters via SQL statements, but in my case, this

I'm trying to do the following: select * from table fetch first @param rows only @param is an int. DB2 would not have it. I've heard of concatenating it with || , but I can't seem to get that to work. Anyone have experience with this? (PS I saw a similar question ) but didn't understand his approach using ':1'. You could try the following: select t.* from (select r.*, row_number() over() as row_num from table r) as t where row_num <= @param rocket Try this, where V_NBR is your passed in parameter for the number of rows you want: FETCH FIRST ' || DIGITS ( V_NBR ) || ' ROWS ONLY ' 来源： https:/

I have a Debian server (64 bits) and I want to connect it to a AS400's database through PHP. I have installed the IBM i Access for Linux and unixodbc. I have followed this tutorial: https://www.albertopicado.es/conexion-odbc-con-base-de-datos-db2-en-un-servidor-ibm-iseries/ although it's in spanish you can see the proccess I have followed. The thing is that I can make a simple connection like: $server= 'DRIVER={DRIVER_NAME};DATABASE=DATABASENAME;SYSTEM=IP;HOSTNAME=IP;PORT=NUMBER_OF_THE_PORT;PROTOCOL=TCPIP;'; $as400= odbc_connect($server, "username", "password"); $as400 ? echo "ok" : echo "ko";

I have a table which contains date in character format . I want to check the format of date . Please let me know how i can do this in DB2. I know there is a function ISDATE but its not working in DB2. I am on AS400 using db2 as date base .. Please help me out Clockwork-Muse Actually, it looks like DB2 for the AS/400 may not have the ISDATE() function (I can't find anything in the V6R1 reference - or, interestingly, the LUW reference either). So your problem appears to be that the function does not exist. The root of the problem, of course, is that attempting to translate an invalid date causes