Considerations for Amazon RDS for Db2 stored procedures - Amazon Relational Database Service
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Considerations for Amazon RDS for Db2 stored procedures

Before using the Amazon RDS system stored procedures for RDS for Db2 DB instances running the Db2 engine, review the following information:

  • Before running the stored procedures, you must first connect to the rdsadmin database as the master user for your RDS for Db2 DB instance. In the following example, replace master_username and master_password with your own information.

    db2 "connect to rdsadmin user master_username using master_password"

  • The stored procedures return the ERR_MESSAGE parameter, which indicates whether the stored procedure ran successfully or not and why it didn't run successfully.

    Examples

    The following example indicates that the stored procedure ran successfully.

    Parameter Name : ERR_MESSAGE
Parameter Value : -
Return Status = 0

    The following example indicates that the stored procedure didn't run successfully because the Amazon S3 bucket name used in the stored procedure wasn't valid.

    Parameter Name : ERR_MESSAGE
Parameter Value : Invalid S3 bucket name
Return Status = -1006

For error messages returned when calling stored procedures, see Troubleshooting errors from stored procedures.

For information about checking the status of a stored procedure, see rdsadmin.get_task_status.