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API HELP
Hi Everyone I'm need some help! Could someone please explain to me how API's work and how i could use one in simple english. I have looked up in DB2's help and found an API that i would like to use and it comes with a sample C program - but i have no idea of how it works or how i could use it... -
Query Help!
Hi Every One I am having a bit of a problem writing this query! It should be simple. Here's my problem. I have two tables - one with just customer_numbers and the other with the customers record including thier customer_number. I want to select all customer_numbers out of table one which...- 2742
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Query Help!
Hi Every One I am having a bit of a problem writing this query! It should be simple. Here's my problem. I have two tables - one with just customer_numbers and the other with the customers record including thier customer_number. I want to select all customer_numbers out of table one which... -
Container size allocated to tablespaces
Hi everyone Could anyone tell me how to find the size/ space allocated to a particular tablespace (without the gui) ie what sys table is this information in? If anyone could help it would be most appriciated. Thanks -
REPLICATION PROBLEMS
Hi Everyone I was woundering weather you could help me. I'm currently trying to set up db2 standard replication on V6.1 fix pac 7 on an os/2 operating system. My problem lies some where between the capture and the apply programs. Currently the changes to the database are being captured and... -
Calculating Space Left For a Database Managed Table Space
Hi Everyone Does any one know the calculation to work out the amount of space left in a tablespace or the percentage used. I know you can find this out from the control centre but is there a way to calculate it your self?
