Managing stored procedures in Java

A stored procedure in Java (SPJ) is a type of user-defined routine (UDR) that operates within a database server. The body of an SPJ is a static Java method, which is compiled and stored as a class file or in a Java archive (JAR) file in the OSS file system. MXDM supports management of stored procedures in Java. You can create and drop SPJs from MXDM. For information on stored procedures in Java, see HPE NonStop SQL/MX Reference Manual.

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Displaying procedures and their properties

Creating a stored procedure in Java

Dropping a stored procedure in Java