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Are you creating the tables using sql(ddl)? You should be. You can use ops
nav to create the tables for you with support for short system names and
long. In ddl, for is used to give a short name. You can rename long table
name to system ame which is the short name. Ddl now allows you to give a
record format name on the create table command. Sorry not at a machine to
send an example. Best.bet is to use ops nav to create one and then generate
the sql to see how it did it.
On Mar 30, 2015 3:03 PM, "Vicki Wilson" <VWilson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi all,

I'm migrating some SQL Server tables to DB2. I'd like to keep the long
table name so I'm using RENAME to get a palatable system name rather than
the funky generated name.

I noticed that I still get a funky member name xxxxx00001. How do I
rename this? Can I do it in the same script I use to generate the table?
Does it matter???

Vicki


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