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MeBuggyYouJane - 04 Jan 2008 02:16 GMT
It suddenly matters, but I don't have much old docs.  When, on LUW, did
CTE support appear?  I'm certain by v7, but was it earlier?

thanks,
robert
Serge Rielau - 04 Jan 2008 12:11 GMT
> It suddenly matters, but I don't have much old docs.  When, on LUW, did
> CTE support appear?  I'm certain by v7, but was it earlier?
When I was a student working on DB2 V5.1 it was already there.
Starburst had CTE using different syntax.
My best guess is that CTE's were introduced when Starburst was merged
into DB2 V2 (DB2 Common Server)

Cheers
Serge
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DB2 Solutions Development
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Dave Hughes - 04 Jan 2008 14:40 GMT
>> It suddenly matters, but I don't have much old docs.  When, on LUW, did
>> CTE support appear?  I'm certain by v7, but was it earlier?
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> Cheers
> Serge

I too recall playing with the "WITH" syntax in DB2 v5 for LUW, which was  
the first version of DB2 I ever played with. I also vaguely recall  
something about v5 being the first version for LUW... is that correct?  
Unfortunately I don't recall if the recursive capabilities of CTEs were  
present in v5 (or v6 which I only touched briefly - recursion was  
definitely there in v7 for LUW).

Cheers,

Dave.
Serge Rielau - 04 Jan 2008 17:20 GMT
> I too recall playing with the "WITH" syntax in DB2 v5 for LUW, which was
> the first version of DB2 I ever played with. I also vaguely recall
> something about v5 being the first version for LUW... is that correct?
> Unfortunately I don't recall if the recursive capabilities of CTEs were
> present in v5 (or v6 which I only touched briefly - recursion was
> definitely there in v7 for LUW).
That's stuff that Blair would know...

I do know (make myself believe?) that DB2 CS was the first version of
DB2 that worked on Unix and OS/2 (at least). DB2 V5 worked on Windows
for sure. I'm not sure when Linux came in... DB2 V7 was the last release
with OS/2 support.
DB2 V1 was OS/2 only .. so the tale goes anyways...long before my time.

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Serge
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Serge Rielau
DB2 Solutions Development
IBM Toronto Lab

Knut Stolze - 06 Jan 2008 20:13 GMT
> I do know (make myself believe?) that DB2 CS was the first version of
> DB2 that worked on Unix and OS/2 (at least). DB2 V5 worked on Windows
> for sure. I'm not sure when Linux came in... DB2 V7 was the last release
> with OS/2 support.
> DB2 V1 was OS/2 only .. so the tale goes anyways...long before my time.

I remember that at least V5.2 run on Linux.

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