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On 30-Mar-2015 20:29 -0500, Charles Wilt wrote:
On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 6:02 PM, Vicki Wilson wrote:
<<SNIP>> 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? <<SNIP>>
<<SNIP>> or
- Remove the automatically generated member and add your own before
you start loading data.
There is no support to "remove" a Member from the Physical File [that
is the implementation object for the SQL TABLE; same rule applies for
any SQL object implemented as a database *FILE object, e.g. INDEX and
VIEW, and presumably also MQT]. The expected effect should be the msg
CPF320A "Member &3 cannot be removed." issued F/QDBDLTME that would
prevent the Remove Member (RMVM) request.
Note: Restore does enable the invalid effect of a zero-member SQL
file object as a special-case with possible value for /recovery/
purposes; most any errors on such a file are non-defect because they
likely would be a consequence of the fast-path /assumption/ that the SQL
file object always will have one member.
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