DataBase vendors not available in SP stage

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DataBase vendors not available in SP stage

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Hi All,

I'm using DataStage 7.0. When i use a Stored Procedure stage, the Database vendor drop down contains only Oracle. It doesn't have DB2 and Sybase listed. Please let me know the problem and possible solutions.

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Version 7 will support only Oracle.
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Guys,
Thanks for the replies
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You can alternatively use DB2 stage to call SP. You can mark the topic as you found a workaround. :wink:
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Or upgrade... well worth it.
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Stored procedures can be called in the before/after sql tab of database stages. If your stored procedure executes once and has no OUT or RETURN parameters then you can live without the STP stage. Else an upgrade is a better way to go. You might also want to look into the ODBC stage. But even that stage has limitations as it can only support IN INOUT parameters.
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