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  3. September 2006

Re: .NET Managed Provider and Multi-member Files

Alias is one option.

How do you make the decision as to which member holds which data?  For 
example if the decision is based on the year of a date field then you can 
recreate the multimember file in sql like the following:
CREATE TABLE ROB/RUMINATE (MYDATE DATE NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT, 
MYSTUFF CHAR (5 ) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT) 
PARTITION BY RANGE(MYDATE) 
 (STARTING ('2004-01-01') ENDING('2009-01-01') EVERY(1 YEARS))

Each partition is a different member.

Now, I am having an issue with this.  It is thinking I need DB2 
Multisystem.  However since I am not partitioning across node groups I 
don't see why.

Rob Berendt

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