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Simplest solution is to just CRTLIB instead. Or to enable from SQL,
create a SQL Procedure that invokes the CRTLIB command with the desired
and/or passed parameters. Why...?
The SQL COLLECTION or SQL SCHEMA on i5/OS is really nothing more than
a *LIB object with a QSQJRN *JRN object in that library. Because the
journal can be optional for Isolation Level *NONE, a SCHEMA is really
nothing more than a *LIB [Library] object. Because it is desirable to
have every journal on an ASP have its own name, a QSQJRN *JRN object is
best replaced by a QDFTJRN *DTAARA naming the user-named journal to be
used for automatic file journaling. Optionally the SCHEMA could have
the SQL Catalog VIEW objects created into that library. The
SCHEMA-specific catalog VIEW objects are typically of little value for
the DB2 for i5/OS, and I normally just delete them from any SCHEMA I
have created, using: CALL QSYS2/QSQXRLF (DLT LibName)
CREATE COLLECTION with *SQL naming should create the *LIB object with
AUT(*EXCLUDE); i.e. *PUBLIC *EXCLUDE Added complexity if a user creates
a SCHEMA with the name of another user; details omitted.
CREATE COLLECTION with *SYS naming I believe will use the CRTAUT()
for the QSYS *LIB; see DSPLIB QSYS or ?CHGLIB QSYS -- DSPSYSVAL QCRTAUT
if the setting is *SYSVAL. I do not recall if special rules apply to
the creation of a SCHEMA with the name of another user.
Regards, Chuck
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