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Given that they don't have a QSYS.LIB file system I don't really see that the gain is worth breaking the "Q" library rule of thumb, but I take your point. Seems to me that this could cause some backup programs to be revisited :)
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To keep it compatible with other DB2 platforms.
Rob Berendt
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Hi Rob
I wondered why the hell they dropped the Q prefix....
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Evan Harris
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>I was reading the following:
>What's new in DB2 Universal Database for iSeries and V5R2
>http://isource.ibm.com/cgi-bin/goto?on=naa5ab0910
>(Great article by the way).
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>When I saw that V5R2 has a new library, SYSIBM. Does this replace QSYS2,
>or are they duplicates of each other?
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>Rob Berendt
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