DB2 classes stored procedures as either "fenced" (untrusted) or "unfenced" (trusted). An unfenced procedure (as I understand it) runs within the DB2 data server's memory/process space, while a fenced procedure runs as a separate process, so if it go…
Yes, it's right.
In windows, the administrations tools work by connects to db2 windows services, so you can use any client and any user to connect to it, the differrence is the password.
In Linux/Unix is the design architecture that imposes this,…
What is the proposal to create 3 users
-> dasusr1
-> db2inst1
-> db2fenc1
To confirm, below my opiniion
DASUSR1: remote administration (all DB2 System)
DB2INST1: administration limited its instance
DB2FENC1: generic/for external applications connect