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On 05 Jul 2013 09:26, Jon Paris wrote:
Even on existing tables you can probably use ALTER table to change
the name <<SNIP>>
There is no capability of the SQL ALTER to change the name of the
Record Format [nor the name of columns\fields]. The RCDFMT clause is
available only on the CREATE statements. The SQL RENAME statement [or a
RNMOBJ or equivalent API] is the only option available to make the
format name different from the file name, after the file object was
created [without using the RcdFmt clause to ensure they were different].
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