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"Price, Chris" <chris_price@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:8C36E2F99542D71188030002A5293AA41DDD8B@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > ALTER TABLE is implemented (to the best of my knowledge) by renaming the old > table (file), creating a new one, then copying the data from old to new. So > the iSeries must get an exclusive lock on the file before the operation can > start. I kind of figured something like that ... a co-worker thought he heard that there was a journaling improvement that allowed this kind of thing to happen. Actually, the fact that other database's allow this to happen and not DB2 400 might cause us some grief. david
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