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Here is one of my simpler tables source members. I create it using the
RUNSQLSTM command:
/* start of source member */
CREATE TABLE XCACTLOG
(
ACTIONTIME TIMESTAMP NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT,
PROFILE CHAR (10) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT,
JOB CHAR (28) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT,
ADVID INTEGER NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT,
ACTION VARCHAR (8192) ALLOCATE(50) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT
); -- @mh 5/2/2007 make ACTION column longer per Elvis
-- up to 50 characters file description text
LABEL ON TABLE XCACTLOG IS 'Database Administration Activity Log ';
-- up to 3 lines of column headings, 20 bytes per line (total 60 bytes)
LABEL ON COLUMN XCACTLOG
(
ACTIONTIME IS 'Time Action Executed',
PROFILE IS 'User Profile',
JOB IS 'Job Name',
ADVID IS 'Advice Identifier',
ACTION IS 'Action Taken'
);
-- up to 50 characters descriptive text per colum
LABEL ON COLUMN XCACTLOG
(
ACTIONTIME TEXT IS 'Time Action Executed',
PROFILE TEXT IS 'User Profile',
JOB TEXT IS 'Job Name',
ADVID TEXT IS 'Advice Identifier',
ACTION TEXT IS 'Action Taken'
);
/* end of source member */
There is also a COMMENT ON keyword you might investigate, but from what I've
seen there is rarely a call for its use.
Hth, Elvis
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-----Original Message-----
Subject: Create SQL Table With Labels
Greetings from the rainy First Coast.
I have been assigned to create some files, but instead of going native we
are to create them as SQL tables. I am trying to imitate what I can of the
DDS TEXT and COLHDG which I put in every DDS for a PF I create. Query is
much easier to use as a tool when those two elements are defined.
I looked on the IBM site for SQL tables and the LABEL ON option looked good.
However, my system didn't like it.
Do you have an example of an SQL table create using labels or whatever I
need to use to replicate what I can do in DDS?
Thanks,
Robert Munday
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