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You can use the Gateway utility if you have authority [root or sroot] to launch it. I run it from the PDN node usually, not the AWS. You have to learn how to navigate, it is not real intuitive, click on Lan, highlight Lan, highlight session, click on Kill button down below, something like...

hey that's good Roger ! how about those disparaging nicknames that the other O/S tech support gear-heads give us from MVS and unix etc.? pteradactyl terribledata terrordata [they think they are so clever]

Another point about processing in the Teradata RDBMS - The parsing engine receives the sql and translates it into machine language, checks accessrights, performs session mgmt and a plethora of other things. It has an optimizer - intelligent software - that chooses a 'plan' based on its knowledge...

give me a call. This is far too much to discuss here! Keith 770-750-6429

I would not think so! It is listed in NCR's Support Link as I noted in previous msg. These keywords, if already in use, would be found in misc. customer tables, and therefore in conflict with NCR's underlying support structure. Check out the online doc that I refer to in July 18,1999...

Each bteq logon establishes a unique session number from that logicalhostid, ie. MVS, ntwk, whatever, which can be tracked in DBC.logonoff, PMON and other means. I don't know that this is what you meant, but I thought I would offer it. Keith

All of the above are incomplete at best, the first two are incorrect. Teradata is a massively parallel relational DBS. It uses standard sql but has enhanced sql, as do other vendors such as IBM's DB2/UDB. It currently runs under MP-RAS UNIX, spawning processes that perform as processors. V2...

If I undestand your question, you can't [to my knowledge] directly share data via BTEQ between 2 Teradata systems. You can of course use Arcmain Copy to move data from 1 to another, with another host as the input driver. You can also telnet from one system's node to another system if both...

If I undestand your question, you can't [to my knowledge] directly share data via BTEQ between 2 Teradata systems. You can of course use Arcmain Copy to move data from 1 to another, with another host as the input driver. You can also telnet from one system's node to another system if both...

An exhaustive list of TDAT and ANSI keywords can be found in <br> Language: English ID#: SA100080D86 on Support Link. If you want it on email, contact me at kroloson@att.com. This is very important for the DBA to review long before going to V2R3. It is a red jeopardy if not done proactively.