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With the strength of DB2 stored procedures, the flexibility of PHP, and fast, easy-to-use PECL extensions connecting the two, Web developers have a solid platform on which to build some creative and powerful apps. In this walkthrough, you'll build a sample database from scratch, a multi-select SQL procedure with one IN parameter, and a PHP form that accepts a search criteria, executes the procedure, and displays the results.

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