Specify Data Access Options for a Stored Procedure
Use the Options tab on the Teradata Stored Procedure Editor to work with data access options.
To specify data access options for a stored procedure
- Open the Teradata Stored Procedure editor and click the Options tab.
- Work with the following fields on the Options tab:
- Language
Specifies what language the stored procedure is written in. Select from the drop-down list. Valid values are: C, CPP (C++), or Java.
- Parameter Style
Specifies whether the parameters are SQL or Teradata style. Select from the drop-down list. Valid values are: SQL, Teradata General, or Java.
- SQL Data Access
Specifies whether SQL statements are permitted in the stored procedure. Select from the drop-down list. Valid values are: No SQL, Contains SQL Data, Modifies SQL Data, or Reads SQL Data.
- Dynamic Result Sets (Teradata Version 12 only)
Specifies the number of dynamic result sets that can be returned. The range of valid values are from 0 through 15, inclusive.
- SQL Security Mode
Specifies the SQL security mode to be used. Select from the drop-down list. Valid values are: Creator, Definer, Invoker, and Owner.
- Global Persistent Data Set (Teradata Version 13 only)
Specifies the GLOP data set. Select from the drop-down list.
- Debug
Specifies if the debug symbols are to be produced.
- Compile
Specifies the mode the stored procedure should be compiled in. Select from the drop-down list. Valid values are: Compile and Build, or Compile Only.
- Execute
Specifies what mode to execute the stored procedure in. Select from the drop-down list. Valid values are: Protected or Not Protected.
- Store Source
Specifies whether the source code is stored in the dictionary.
- Return Warnings
Specifies whether to return warnings on compilation errors.
- Click Close.
The Teradata Stored Procedure Editor closes.
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