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# SCRIPT: spcat 
# To catalog SQLj stored procedures on UNIX
# Catalogs the stored procedures in the SpServer library 
# SpDrop.db2 uncatalogs the stored procedures if previously cataloged 
# SpCreate.db2 catologs the stored procedures 
# Both CLP scripts can be run on their own
# Usage: spcat

db2 -td@ -vf SpDrop.db2
db2 -td@ -vf SpCreate.db2