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Re: Finding total number of records in a DB2 table

Yes - in the file APIs. Go to www.iseries.ibm.com/infocenter, take the V5R3 version, then click on the top link in the menu, then Programming, then APIs, then API Finder. Enter "member" in the "find by name" search field. Look for something about retrieving. Then find the shortest format that has the information you want.
I went through all that in order to suggest how you can find this kind of information easily. From the API link you can also open APIs by type, so you could take a look at all the File APIs if you wnat. 

HTH
Vern

At 07:04 AM 11/18/2005, you wrote:
Is there an API or library function which can be used to know the total number of records in a DB2 table from within a C program? The program is running on the same iseries machine as is the DB2 table. 

  P.Prasad


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