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Re: CRTDUPOBJ of file with trigger renders trigger inoperative

I think what IBM is saying is that CRTDUPOBJ is not up to handling
all the "properties" of objects created via sql. They are saying use SQL
because CRTDUPOBJ isn't going to handle it. Now, what is different about
an object file, with a trigger, created the "old way" versus the SQL way?
jim franz
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Sorry, long week
meant that the IBM answer was to use SQL, no way in DDS (if I understand this thread right, which today is iffy)
IBM answer "you should just modify the SQL statements to create them to the new library. It will not work if you mix them as you were." 




rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
 I don't understand the comment.
Couldn't a trigger be created on a DDS created file with ADDPFTRG? And if
you do the CRTDUPOBJ, SAVOBJ/RSTOBJ or SAVLIB/RSTLIB rstlib(DiffLib)
wouldn't you have the same effect?

No, I don't see this as a DDS vs SQL war at all.


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Just another "push" to abandon DDS for SQLmaybe?

rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote: Not me either.

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I open a PMR about this issue. Here's the last reply I got from IBM.

The develop said the issue is that you are mixing SQL tables and
triggers with non-SQL CRTDUPOBJ. He said you should just modify the SQL
statements to create them to the new library. It will not work if you
mix them as you were.

Thanks for using the IBM Rochester Support Center!!


I'm not real happy with that answer, how about you all?


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Subject: CRTDUPOBJ of file with trigger renders trigger inoperative

I'm trying to use CRTDUPOBJ to create a duplicate of a file into a new
library.

The file has a trigger attached and I actually do want the
trigger to be
on the duplicate file.

The problem is that while it seems that DB2 creates a
duplicate trigger
in the new library and associates the duplicate trigger with the
duplicate file, the trigger's status is *INOPERATIVE.

>From what I could find online, in the infocenter and via google,
duplicating the file and attached trigger should work.

Why doesn't it?

I couple of things I found lead to be think that perhaps it
was because
the trigger references two files that weren't in the new library.
However, the trigger's status is still *INOPERATIVE even after
duplicating those two referenced files prior to duplicating the file
with the trigger.

Anybody know what is going on?

This is on v5r3.

Thanks,

Charles Wilt
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