On 08-Jun-2015 10:39 -0600, Justin Taylor wrote:
A test user ID sounds like an easy way to set the proper library
list.

What about choosing the proper stored procedure (SP)? Right now, all
our SP calls include the schema name. I seem to recall I you don't
specify a schema, DB2 tries to use the user ID as the schema. We
don't [want] to have to change the calls between test and production
environments.


Unqualified names on CALL and use either the default path with *SYS naming or use SET PATH with *SQL naming when the default path of the authorization Id is undesirable [likely to be undesirable when testing while using a setup that is established according-to User Profile name, except in the unlikely case the non-test environment already operates according to the UsrPrf name].


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