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On Mon, Oct 19, 2015 at 12:33 PM Charles Wilt <charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Personally, I'd just you iNav to right click on an object and Generate SQL.

IBM provides the API so that other tools, for instance my CMS system, has
access. But I don't see any advantage to manually calling the API vs.
having a UI of some sort call it.


I don't have client access installed, and I'd rather work with SQL
workbench at least at the moment.

Yes, I agree, the API is not good for adhoc calling. I'd like to write a
wrapepr around it that calls this API, checks the system catalog views to
ensure the object and source member exists and return any joblog messages
get created. This way I can write CREATE TABLE statements in my SQL exditor
of choice, and them "commit them" to the source member when I am ready.

So, that least me to a more generic version of my last question. If a SQL
statement fails, whats the best way to associate that with particular rows
in the joblob? Capturing timestamps before the message, or can i get the
rowid somehow?

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