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Issued this SQL command:
ALTER TABLE F55JOBS
ADD COLUMN COUNTRY FOR COLUMN WJCTR
CHAR ( 3)
NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT ' '
In SQL both of these statements return data:
This works: SELECT WJCTR FROM F55jobs
And this works: SELECT country FROM F55jobs
Is this new functionality?
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The IBM help text for the field COUNTRY says:
Type the column (field) names of the table (file). Do not
use the same name for more than one column of the table
(file) or the system column name of the table (file). You
can define up to 8000 columns.
The IBM help text for WJJCTR says:
Type the FOR column (field) name for the column (field).
This name is optional. If the column (field) name is more
than 10 characters long and the FOR column (field) name is
not specified, one will be generated when the table is
created.
The FOR column (field) name may also be referred to as the
system column (field) name.
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