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  3. September 2011

Non-Logged Operations on DB2/400

I am writing some external integration code that will be runing outside of
the AS400. It will be doing lots of data modification via native SQL
interface (over ODBC) - would prefer to avoid the QSYS.QCMDEXC interface if
possible.

I will be doing lots of data mods overnight - that do not need to be
logged - on tables that are currently journaled. I have tried the ALTER
TABLE statement with the INITIALLY NOT LOGGED option but it doesn't seem to
make a difference.

I'm looking for suggestions on how to either temporarily turn off journaling
(via SQL) on journaled tables, or perform non-logged operations (again, VIA
SQL).

I don't mind resorting to QCMDEXC if I really need to.

Thanks!




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