The MBDT toolset provides basic batch utility support for the following z/OS DB2 utilities:
- DSNTIAUL
- Enables you to unload your data from the target DBMS, using an SQLTUL alias.
Attention: This feature is in Early Adopter Program (EAP) release status.
We intend to provide the finalized feature in a future release. Please contact
Micro Focus Customer Care if you require further clarification.
- DSNTEP2
- Enables you to execute SQL DDL and DML in a target DBMS using an SQLTP2 alias.
DSNTEP2 accepts native DBMS DDL and DML syntax for DB2 LUW, Oracle, and SQL Server by default. DSNTEP2 also accepts z/OS
DB2 DDL and DML syntax for SQL Server. See
MBDT Configuration Utility for details.
- DSNUTILB
- Enables you to load or unload your data to or from the target DBMS using an SQLUTB alias.
The versions of DSNTIAUL, DSNTEP2 and DSNUTILB provided by
Micro Focus initialize the OpenESQL compiler directives required to set up the appropriate environment parameters, and then call OpenESQL
runtime functions. They always use ODBC to communicate with target DBMSs. To enable ODBC support, you must define an XAR to
Enterprise Server that uses the ODBC generic one-phase commit switch module. See
Generic One-phase Commit for ODBC RM Switch Module for details.
Note: We provide MBDT for DB2 LUW, SQL Server, Oracle, and PostgreSQL for
limited UNIX 32-bit and 64-bit environments.
See
Additional Software Requirements on Linux and UNIX for details. Additional restrictions apply as specified in this topic. Also, the MBDT Configuration Utility is supported
on UNIX via command line only.