(1) To create a package for an application program by using information from the previously bound package. For example, in DB2 Database for Linux, UNIX, and Windows and DB2 for z/OS, if an index is added for a table that is accessed by a program, the package must be rebound for it to take advantage of the new index. See also automatic rebind, implicit rebind, explicit rebind.
(2) To request renewal of a lease from a system on a particular network.