DB2 graphic  QMF Version 8

Summary of Changes

This manual reflects the revisions and enhancements made since the last release. These include:

Table 1. Revisions and enhancements
Chapter 4 - Defining servers
Revision or enhancement Description
Use this information for every server I connect to The Use this information for every server I connect to check box has been added to the Set User Information dialog box, which applies the user information entered on the Set User Information dialog box when connecting to any server, to avoid repeat log-ons
Connection Parameters for [Server] dialog box: DRDA(R) over TCP/IP connection
  • ANSI client CCSID, which identifies the codepage to use with the ANSI version of DB2 QMF for Windows when communicating with DB2 via DRDA over TCP/IP
  • Unicode client CCSID, which identifies the codepage to use with the Unicode version of DB2 QMF for Windows when communicating with DB2 via DRDA over TCP/IP
Connection Parameters for [Server] dialog box: DRDA over SNA connection
  • ANSI client CCSID, which identifies the codepage to use with the ANSI version of DB2 QMF for Windows when communicating with DB2 via DRDA over SNA
  • Unicode client CCSID, which identifies the codepage to use with the Unicode version of DB2 QMF for Windows when communicating with DB2 via DRDA over SNA
QMF for WebSphere A tab for QMF for WebSphere parameters has been added to the Parameters notebook in QMF for Windows Administrator. Use this page to define connection and validation parameters, and user information for QMF for WebSphere.
Long name support for catalogs QMF for Windows now supports catalogs that store objects with short or long names. This support includes the ability to automatically convert short name catalog tables to long name catalog tables.
Note:
Converting to long name catalogs is not required even if the version of DB2 uses long names.


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