Re: ? about SQL Long table names and funky member names

Vicki,

It only matters to us humans. And even then, assuming you only have one
member in the table; you might not ever notice.

I think the only way to get the member name to be what you want is to
- Create the file with the system name first, then rename it to the long
name.
or
- Remove the automatically generated member and add your own before you
start loading data.

Charles

On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 6:02 PM, Vicki Wilson <VWilson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi all,

I'm migrating some SQL Server tables to DB2. I'd like to keep the long
table name so I'm using RENAME to get a palatable system name rather than
the funky generated name.

I noticed that I still get a funky member name xxxxx00001. How do I
rename this? Can I do it in the same script I use to generate the table?
Does it matter???

Vicki


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