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*SQL naming uses a dot (.) as a separator.
*SYS naming uses a slash (/) as a separator.
This ought to work:
db2 'select * from t37files.vinlot'
Also, you might want to search the archives. Scott has posted a rather
comprehensive description on QSHELL behavior and associated environmental
attributes.
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List,
I am attempting to use the db2 utility in QSHELL to run an SQL command from
CL.
When I enter the command, I get an error indicating that it can not find the
file that I want to display.
It seems to be using SQL naming syntax.
db2 'select * from vinlot'
**** CLI ERROR *****
SQLSTATE: 42704
NATIVE ERROR CODE: -204
VINLOT in VAIJY type *FILE not found.
Can I specify *SYS naming convention?
If not how do I qualify the file to the library that I am using?
When I use the command:
db2 'select * from t37files/vinlot'
I get the following error:
**** CLI ERROR *****
SQLSTATE: 42833
NATIVE ERROR CODE: -5016
Qualified object name VINLOT not valid.
TIA,
Jeff Young
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