About the Webinar
Our Lunch and Learn session, Enhancing Performance with SQL Stored Procedures and UDFs, will reveal the unique techniques of using SQL stored procedures and User Defined Functions (UDFs) to optimize IBM i solution performance.
Structured Query Language (SQL) stored procedures help developers execute precompiled SQL code on the database server, enhancing execution speed, facilitating code reusability, and reducing network traffic.
UDFs enable developers to perform and streamline specific tasks within SQL queries using its custom functions, resulting in encapsulating reusable logic, optimizing query execution, and reducing redundancy.
Combining SQL stored procedures and UDFs can improve the functionality of IBM i solution.
In this session, we will unveil the unique techniques of using SQL stored procedures and UDFs to enhance IBM i projects significantly.
Key Takeaways
- Understanding SP and SQL functions
- Creating SQL User-defined Functions (UDF)
- Implementing internal and external Stored procedure
- Enabling performance optimization on View and Indexes
- Processing multiple records in SQL stored procedure
- Exploring new Db2 features like arrays, data area accessibility, and sequence creation
- Tips for SP development, including code block, conditional loop maintenance, and readable code
- Discovering new custom data type creation
