IBM Developer Workbench Version 9.1.0.2

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Table of contents

1.0 About this release
1.1 New in this release
1.2 Product fix history
1.3 Known limitations and problems
1.4 Documentation corrections
3.0 Notices and trademarks
3.1 Notices
3.2 Trademarks and service marks

1.0 About this release

Developer Workbench Version 9.1.0.2 contains enhancements and fixes to the version 9.1 release.

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1.1 New in this release.

Developer Workbench Version 9.1.0.2 provides the following new features:

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1.2 Product fix history

The following known problems from version 9.1 or 9.1.0.1 have been fixed:

1.3 Known limitations and problems

This release contains the following known limitations and problems.

General
Routine development
Stored procedure debugger

1.4 Documentation corrections

In the topic called "Using Visual Explain for routines" there is an incorrect statement about which servers are supported for Visual Explain. Visual Explain is supported on the following operating system and servers:

Visual Explain is available on the Windows(R) platform. The following servers are supported:

The following prerequisites are required before you can create OLE DB UDFs with Developer Workbench:
The following prerequisites are required before you can create XML UDFs with Developer Workbench:
The following actions are not available when you are working with an offline connection in the Database Explorer. This information is missing from the topic called "Limitations for offline connections in the Database Explorer":

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2.6 Customer support

For product news, events, support, and other information, see the DB2 home page at http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/db2/9/.

3.0 Notices and trademarks

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