Keywords That Introduce Modifications
Use the following keywords to introduce what you modify in the UDR.
Keyword | Effect on Specified Routine Modifier |
---|---|
ADD | Add a new routine modifier to the UDR |
MODIFY | Change an attribute of the routine modifier |
DROP | Delete the routine modifier from the UDR |
MODIFY EXTERNAL NAME (for external functions only) | Replace the file specification of the executable file. When the IFX_EXTEND_ROLE configuration parameter = ON, this option is valid only for users to whom the DBSA has granted the EXTEND role. With IFX_EXTEND_ROLE = OFF (or not set), the UDR owner or the DBA can use this option. |
WITH | Introduces all modifications |
If the routine modifier is a BOOLEAN value, MODIFY sets
the value to be
t
(equivalent of using the keyword
ADD to add the routine modifier). For example, both of the following
statements alter the func1 function so that it can be executed
in parallel in the context of a parallelizable data query: ALTER FUNCTION func1 WITH (MODIFY PARALLELIZABLE); ALTER FUNCTION func1 WITH (ADD PARALLELIZABLE);
See also Example of Altering Routine Modifiers.