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looking at the help and trying out looks like it will be very useful.
I think it could use a column name option for CSV and SPACE formats.
Like the ability to use parms.
Bryan
db2util [options] <sql statement>
Options:
-o <fmt> Output format. Value values for fmt:
json:
[{"name"}:{"value"},{"name"}:{"value"},...]
csv: "value","value",...
space: "value" "value" ...
-p <parm> Input parameter(s) (max 32)
-h This help text
-v Show version number and quit
Examples:
db2util "select * from QIWS.QCUSTCDT where LSTNAM='Jones' or LSTNAM='Vine'"
db2util -p Jones -p Vine -o json "select * from QIWS.QCUSTCDT where
LSTNAM=? or LSTNAM=?"
db2util -p Jones -p Vine -o space "select * from QIWS.QCUSTCDT where
LSTNAM=? or LSTNAM=?"
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