Vern,
Have you had a look at SYSFILES and/or SYSCOLUMNS2 deliver what you need
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Subject: Re: Index research question
Hi Doug
I looked at the DSPFD for SYSINDEXES - it's a view, of course, based on a
couple database cross-reference tables - QADBXREF and QADBFDEP (file
dependencies). I don't have authority to even view those tables, but I can
see things through the view. The view has a WHERE clause that pulls in only
'IX' file types - not 'LF'
SYSINDEXSTAT is a view over SYSINDEXES and a table function, I think - you
can do a DSPFD on SYSIXSTAT to see.
Cheers
Vern
On Mon, 31 Jul, 2023 at 9:29 AM, DEnglander--- via MIDRANGE-L
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Is there something similar to SYSINDEXES or SYSINDEXSTAT that includes DDS
Defined Indexes? It look like these two only include DDL defined indexes.
I am trying to find unused indexes by the DB2 Optimizer to see if they can
be deleted, regardless of whether they were created via DDS or DDL.
Thank you,
Doug
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