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read postings carefully! Using "/" as qualifier from SQL naming is throwing
an error and using "." as qualifier is working for SQL and the non SQL
mode!!!
Using naming *SYS is in contradiction to the spirit of SQL!!! It's some sort
of joke having a true database, supporting referential integrity and
searching tables by libl (think about!!!).
The SQL dialect of db2/400 doesn't allow select without from, other dialects
would allow select current_date, just returning current_date, db2 enforces
to use a from clause, if the table, you are using would have more than one
record, you would get more than 1 result. So DB" introduced a table,
existing in all installations, having one and only one record, ensured by a
constraint and read only acces - this is sysibm.sysdummy1.
D*B
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