RE: ACS: SQL Content assist problem

Hi,

In my experience it makes more problems when using System Naming conventions
and unqualified access.
If you can isolate situations where it does not work, I assume it would be a
good idea to then open a call at IBM.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards

Birgitta Hauser
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Subject: RE: ACS: SQL Content assist problem

Hi Birgitta see below





<<What naming conventions are you using (SQL or System Naming Conventions).

SQL
<<Do you always qualify your database objects?

Usually i run "set schema "MYLIB";
<<Does it also not work when you qualify all your database objects?

I will have to try

Thanks





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