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< DB2/400 stores the long names somewhere; I don't know where and I don't
need to know >

They are in QSYS/QADBXREF...

;-)

- sjl



Dan wrote:
I use long names religiously.
create table rjsflow.somelongname ... ;
select * from rjsflow.somelongname;
Notice I also use SQL naming convention. Just as religiously.

I can do this on a 5250 from STRSQL or more often from OpsNav or java
JDBC.
DB2/400 stores the long names somewhere;
I don't know where and I don't need to know.
DB2/400 will make up a short name (or I can use he LABEL statement)
for the name it puts on the file in the library.
For most of the stuff I do, I don't ever use the short name.




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