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Should work. Keep in mind though that if the schema has no tables defined
in it you won't see it in that list. For example
CRTLIB ROB42

select char(table_schema,10) libname, count(*) objc
from qsys2/systables
where substr(table_schema,1,3) ='ROB'
group by table_schema
ORDER BY TABLE_SCHEMA

LIBNAME OBJCX
ROB 108
ROBG 19
ROBGBUD 33
ROBGBUDLX 38
ROBGC 3
ROBGHLD 4
ROBGLXQ 1,070
ROBG0706 146
ROBG13 42
ROBG23 6
ROBG26 95
ROBG33 4
ROBG36 75
ROBG52 8
ROBG70 3,307

CRTPF FILE(ROB42/STEVE) RCDLEN(10)

select char(table_schema,10) libname, count(*) objcx
from qsys2/systables
where substr(table_schema,1,3) ='ROB'
group by table_schema
ORDER BY TABLE_SCHEMA
gets same list, no ROB42 still.

CREATE TABLE ROB42/DUH (MYCHAR CHAR (10 ) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT)
Now when I run the sql, it appears

And when I create a DDS file the number of tables is bigger
CRTPF FILE(ROB42/HOURSSUM) SRCFILE(ROB/QDDSSRC)

Apparently DDS physical files are in this view. SQL tables are in this
view. Tables created with no dds and no sql are not.



Rob Berendt

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