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Do the ODBC driver(s) that are certified for DB2 11 use the LIMITEDBLOCKFETCH feature?

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Title	Do the ODBC driver(s) that are certified for DB2 11 use the LIMITEDBLOCKFETCH feature?

URL Name	do-the-odbc-driver-s-that-are-certified-for-db2-11-use-the-limitedblockfetch-feature

Article Number	000119177

Environment	Product: Connect for ODBC DB2 Wire Protocol driver Version: 7.1.5 OS: All supported platforms Database: DB2 on zOS Application: All supported applications

Question/Problem Description

Do the ODBC driver(s) that are certified for DB2 11 use the LIMITEDBLOCKFETCH feature?

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The DataDirect DB2 driver does the limited block fetch kind of optimization automatically. The driver does not have the limitations mentioned for the IBM DB2 ODBC driver.
LIMITEDBLOCKFETCH is not a feature available to configure for DataDirect DB2 driver. It is a configurable feature for IBM DB2 ODBC drivers.

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References to other documentation.

ODBC limited block fetch
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSEPEK_11.0.0/odbc/src/tpc/db2z_odbclimitedblockfetch.html

Last Modified Date	10/10/2017 7:29 PM

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