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Database Forum / DB2 Topics / April 2006

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Overflows in tablesnapshot19 Apr 2006 01:21 GMT3
Table level snapshot showed me a entry as below
Table Schema        = CARD
Table Name          = DEALER
Table Type          = User
Creating a simple UDF18 Apr 2006 21:32 GMT4
I'm trying to create a simple UDF like so:
CREATE FUNCTION MYSCHEMA.GETUSERDEPT(USR_ID  INTEGER)
    RETURNS VARCHAR ( 256 )
    LANGUAGE SQL
FETCH FIRST ROW ONLY18 Apr 2006 21:26 GMT3
Just a brief question: Are "FETCH FIRST ROW ONLY" and "FETCH FIRST x
ROWS ONLY" DB2 specific or SQL92?
thanks for any help,
nymano.
creating pivot tables18 Apr 2006 18:49 GMT6
Is there any article / white paper  that you can suggest to me to
create a pivot table? I found Alexander Kuznetsov's article on IBM's
web site. But i need something deeper than that.
Pivot table's number of columns may vary depeding upon the input
Create a table with a structured UDT (user-defined type) as a column18 Apr 2006 16:26 GMT7
is it actually possible to create a table that has a UDT as a column
datatype?
e.g.:
CREATE TYPE addressType AS (
Controlbreak flag in result?18 Apr 2006 12:44 GMT2
I need a control break flag in my result when a certain value is
different to the previous.
A table/result like this:
PRODUCER ARTICLE
Passed DB2 UDB 701 test, how can I prepare for 704 test (Advanced DBA)?18 Apr 2006 09:38 GMT3
Passed DB2 UDB 701 test, how can I prepare for 704 test (Advanced DBA)?
There is not as many info. on this test as on others.
Thanks.
Mike
Index Naming Standards18 Apr 2006 07:10 GMT1
I need a proper index naming standard for my database (datawarehouse).
This is what I have thought so far:
Table name:  TGL_MTR_VHCL
Index name:  XGL_MTR_VHCL
database backup -linux to windows17 Apr 2006 21:52 GMT2
 Hello!,
   Short question,
   Is there a way to backup database in db2 working in linux and then
restore it in db2 woring in windows ???
Sudden excessive access time to DB2 via ODBC?17 Apr 2006 20:21 GMT1
Windows XP Pro SP2
Excel 2003 SP2
IBM DB2 Personal Edition accessing a DB2 database on an AIX server via
the DB2 ODBC driver
Installation mess17 Apr 2006 19:47 GMT7
Hello people,
I have an AIX system with the following characteristics:
- OS Level    : AIX 5.3.0.0
- DB2 Level    :
PLZ help me out17 Apr 2006 15:43 GMT3
i have table structure like below
CREATE TABLE T1(
         ID INTEGER NOT NULL ,
         STORY CLOB(1048576) NOT LOGGED NOT COMPACT)
Perl and DB217 Apr 2006 11:21 GMT5
Hello, I am just starting out with DB2 and have come across some problems
with the perl DB2 DBI driver that I'd like to discuss and perhaps find
answers for. First is that the driver seems to be incapable of connecting
to a remote database, or at least it provide the following error ...
Language Issues17 Apr 2006 07:30 GMT5
Recently I installed UDB8.2 on a Chinese version of WindowsXP. As
expected, every interfaces(ie Control Center, CLP, etc...) and system
messages were all in Chinese.
It wasn't a problem until I tried to migrate Perl scripts that I have
FYI: FP11 and  error -92516 Apr 2006 09:55 GMT2
After install FP11 I found difference with previous versions. When I
call sp with commit inside from as400 on UDB now I got exception -925
o   When issued from a stored procedure, SQL COMMIT is also not
   allowed if the calling program is executing in a distributed
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