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A schema is a library. A table is a physical file. An index or view is a logical file.
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On Nov 18, 2015, at 6:10 PM, Rob <rob.couch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
So I now have access to my production server.
I have now written a PHP script that successfully connects to DB2.
I have executed my first queries with positive results from a Schema Table.
So if I have it correct ... The DB2 Database is a FILE, which contains SCHEMAS, which contains TABLES.
So I have a list of all Schemas... and I used this query:
SELECT TABLE_SCHEM FROM SYSIBM.SQLSCHEMAS
But when I try to get a list of Tables for a Schema... I get NO JOY!
I have tried:
SELECT TABLE_NAME FROM SYSTABLES WHERE TABLE_SCHEMA = schema_name
SELECT TABLE_NAME FROM SYSTABLES
SELECT * FROM SYSIBM.SYSTABLES WHERE OWNER = 'MySchema' AND TYPE = 'T'
SELECT TABLE_NAME FROM MySCHEMA.SYSTABLES
Nothing Works!
Back to google I go....
Thank you,
Rob
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