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Querying for Third Shift20 Jul 2006 13:08 GMT4
I need to query a table for events that happen on third shift ( 11 PM
to 7 AM ) in a date range.  In the past, I've only needed to query for
one night, but I now need to query for 14 days.  Normally, I would say
WHEN Col BETWEEN TimeStamp1 And TimeStamp2, but obviously that won't
Db2 backup List20 Jul 2006 09:37 GMT6
Can I know how can I get the last backup status for a db2 database from
the system tables..? Any SQl statement to get that details??
Regards
Santhosh
how to get agent id19 Jul 2006 19:53 GMT10
How can i retreive agent id in return when i connect to database and
run some sql?
can i do something like
db2 connect to database1
HOWTO: Make DDL changes?19 Jul 2006 16:15 GMT6
Every time during development we had to make table changes, we use Control
Center. Most of the time, Control Center fails. If you try to "undo all", it
doesn't, and you end up losing your identity seed, or your constraints, or
your triggers, or your table. Talking to developers ...
High Performance DPF INSERT's19 Jul 2006 15:56 GMT2
Hi Group
Are there any DB2 UDB ESE DPF V8.2  users exploiting "buffered inserts"
(BIND parm INSERT BUF) *and* "multi-row INSERTS" (many rows associated
with the VALUES clause of the INSERT to minimize number of calls to the
db2 Backup using TSM19 Jul 2006 14:18 GMT1
We are on Db2 v 8.2 for Linux
If we need to use TSM for backup of DB2, do we need to have TSM client
installed on the database server.
if yes, do we need to purcahse it separately or is it freely
Procedure Dependencies and Temporary Tables19 Jul 2006 02:15 GMT1
I have been developing some queries which will list the dependencies of
Stored Procedures (this is with DB2/UDB v8). In doing so, I have
noticed that dependencies are ignored if they occur in an insert into a
temporary table. For instance, if you have the following procedure:
unique generated numbers18 Jul 2006 15:56 GMT2
 I am new to DB2  for windows and I have a question about generating unique
numbers for a primary key. I have decided to use the generate_unique()
statement in a trigger to create this number. I have written the trigger like
this:
Update Syntax SQL18 Jul 2006 15:28 GMT2
mir ist die Update Syntax im SQL bekannt aber für das was ich möchte,
reicht mein wissen leider nicht aus.
Habe 2 Tabellen mit folgenden Feldern
1. Tabelle: LaufendeNr, Datum
db2gov18 Jul 2006 14:20 GMT1
hai everyone....
                             can anyone tell me how to work with
db2gov......... i tried this.......
   db2gov start <dbname> C:\Program Files\IBM\SQLLIB
Should db2 allow this table to be created18 Jul 2006 11:31 GMT7
Environment: DB2 UDB LUW 8.2
Following problem was submitted.
create table t1 (c1 char(10) not null)
insert into t1 values(default)
DB2 and Java18 Jul 2006 10:04 GMT2
I could't able to connect to Db2 DB using the java program [type 4
driver.] I received the following error:
Error is No suitable driver
java.sql.SQLException: No suitable driver
Newbie Trigger Question - Revisited17 Jul 2006 21:33 GMT5
I started a thread back in late May.  Shortly after posting I got
caught up in another project and didn't get back to the "trigger" work
until today.  I tried to reply to the original thread but it won't
allow replies to threads older than 30 days.  Here's a link to the
Help for a SQL Query statement: group by17 Jul 2006 15:05 GMT3
I have a table (ORDERS) with this kind structure (this is not the
really table):
OrderId   Product   Amount  Agent1  Agent2  Agent3
________  _______   ______  ______  ______  ______
COMMIT statements in a stored procedure 17 Jul 2006 13:05 GMT9
Quoted from the: "Application Development Guide: Programming Server
Applications Version 8.2": (DB2 for LUW).
"Stored procedures cannot issue COMMIT or ROLLBACK statements if the stored
procedure was invoked from an application that established a type 2
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