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Rob,
I would try to use "create table xxx as ( select * from duppedTable ) with
data

that should create an SQL created table. Then you can alter table and
remove the primary key?

-Steve


On Fri, Feb 22, 2019 at 2:02 PM Robert Rogerson <rogersonra@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Hi all,

I'm trying to create a journal extract file which will format JOESD from
DSPJRN.

I have it more or less working. I use CRTDUPOBJ of the journaled file
and then ALTER TABLE to add the journal fields.

As I said I have this working. The problem I just found was that the
CRTDUPOBJ still creates a keyed physical file.

Before I change the process to an all SQL solution I'm wondering if
anyone knows a way to remove the keys from the keyed physical file.

I haven't found a way but I thought someone else may of a way. If not
I'll use and sql approach...

Thanks,

Rob

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