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How to delete all the DB2 packages in collection COLL1?
A DB2 collection is a physical quantity which is used to group the packages. A collection can be simply termed as a group of DB2 packages. By using collections we can bind the same DBRM into different packages. In order to delete all the DB2 packages under a collection, we can issue the FREE PACKAGE command.
Syntax
FREE PACKAGE(collection_name.*)
Example: Deleting All Packages in COLL1
To delete all packages in the collection named COLL1, use the following command:
// DB2 command to delete all packages in COLL1 collection
console.log("Executing: FREE PACKAGE(COLL1.*)");
FREE PACKAGE(COLL1.*)
How It Works
The FREE PACKAGE command consists of:
- FREE PACKAGE - The reserved command to delete packages
- COLL1 - The name of the target collection
- .* - Wildcard indicating all packages within the collection
Key Points
- The asterisk (*) after the collection name deletes all packages in that collection
- This operation is irreversible - deleted packages cannot be recovered
- Ensure you have proper authorization to execute FREE PACKAGE commands
- Consider backing up important packages before deletion
Conclusion
Use the FREE PACKAGE(collection_name.*) command to delete all DB2 packages within a specific collection. The wildcard syntax makes it efficient for bulk package removal operations.
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