What functionality allows users to perform a UNION operation between a DB2 table and an Oracle view?
A. Oracle connect
B. Trusted context
C. Oracle federation
D. Distributed request
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Distributed requests
A distributed request is a distributed database function that allows applications and users to submit SQL statements that reference two or more DBMSs or databases in a single statement. For example, a join between tables in two different DB2® for z/OS® subsystems. DB2 Connect™ provides support for distributed requests across databases and DBMSs.
For example, you can perform a UNION operation between a DB2 table and an Oracle view. Supported DBMSs include members of the DB2 Family (such as DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows, DB2 for z/OS, and DB2 for i) and Oracle. Multivendor support is available when using DB2 Connect in conjunction with InfoSphere® Federation Server.
Distributed requests
A distributed request is a distributed database function that allows applications and users to submit SQL statements that reference two or more DBMSs or databases in a single statement. For example, a join between tables in two different DB2® for z/OS® subsystems. DB2 Connect™ provides support for distributed requests across databases and DBMSs.
For example, you can perform a UNION operation between a DB2 table and an Oracle view. Supported DBMSs include members of the DB2 Family (such as DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows, DB2 for z/OS, and DB2 for i) and Oracle. Multivendor support is available when using DB2 Connect in conjunction with InfoSphere® Federation Server.
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