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David Gibbs wrote:
Anyone know where I can find information on the structure of the
data area created for an SQL Sequence?
I need to figure out how to de-construct a sequence.
The *DTAARA object which /implements/ the sequence, because it is
merely an implementation object, is AFaIK documented only internal
to IBM. As implementations are subject to change, dependencies
coded to an implementation may be adversely impacted by any changes,
and any external documentation of the implementation object made
generally available would probably dictate the implementation does
not change due to possible coded dependencies. If information is
required of the SQL sequence, the database SQL interfaces provided
to access details about the sequence should be utilized &
referenced. For example, there is the SYSSEQ catalog VIEW in QSYS2.
Regards, Chuck
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