SELECT
CAST(LEFT(SPECIFIC_NAME,20) AS CHAR(20)) AS NAME
, CAST(LEFT(SPECIFIC_SCHEMA,20) AS CHAR(20)) AS SCHEMA
, CAST(LEFT(ROUTINE_NAME,20) AS CHAR(20)) AS ROUTINE
, CAST(LEFT(ROUTINE_SCHEMA,20) AS CHAR(20)) AS ROUTINESCHEMA
, CAST(LEFT(EXTERNAL_NAME,30) AS CHAR(30)) AS EXTNAME
, PARAMETER_STYLE
, DATE(RTNCREATE) AS DATE_CREATED

FROM QSYS2.SYSFUNCS
WHERE ROUTINE_NAME = 'YOUR UDTF NAME'

Regards,
Steve Landess
(512) 289-0387

Regards,
Steve Landess
(512) 289-0387

Gio wrote:
Hi all
If i know a function UDFT name, how can search in which library is located ?


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