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IBM added a new reserved word in SQL - RID. So, if you're doing a
statement like
select RID,... FROM FRT...
You will need to change it to:
select "RID",... FROM FRT...
Where else might this be used?
SELECT SYSTEM_COLUMN_NAME, SYSTEM_TABLE_NAME, SYSTEM_TABLE_SCHEMA
FROM qsys2/syscolumns
WHERE system_column_name='RID'
ORDER BY system_table_name
I am finding tables like: FRT, KRT, RIP
http://preview.tinyurl.com/abxh6g
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/systems/scope/i5os/topic/db2/rbafzscarid.htm?tocNode=%74%6f%63%3a%72%7a%61%68%67%2f%69%35%6f%73%2f%34%2f%37%2f%37%2f%35%2f%31%2f%31%31%35%2f
Since some of this SQL is buried into our vendor's code, anyone have any
alternative suggestions than changing all their imbedded SQL?
Apparently RID was really popular for "Record ID; RT/RZ"
Rob Berendt
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