Important:
Before you use the Retrieval of System
Tables function, refer to LISTSQL and Explain
Functions in the section Special Requirements for Natural
Tools for DB2 in
Installing
Natural for DB2 on z/OS.
The DB2 system tables provide information on the contents of your DB2 system. The Retrieval of System Tables function enables you to:
display information on DB2 objects without coding SQL queries;
easily access related objects, such as indexes of a table.
The DB2 objects supported by the Retrieval of System Tables function are database, tablespace, table, index, column, plan, check constraints, statistic tables, package, and DBRM (database request module), as well as access rights to and relationships between these objects.
DB2 objects are presented in one of the following two ways:
As selection lists, where all objects are of the same type, and where commands can be issued to display related objects.
You can list databases, tables, plans, and packages by name. From the database listings, you can invoke listings of the tablespaces or tables of a database. From the table listing, you can invoke listings of the columns and indexes of a table. From the plan listing, you can invoke listings of the DBRMs of a plan, of the package list of a plan, of the tables and indexes used by a plan, and of the systems which are enabled or disabled for a plan. From the package listing, you can invoke listings of the tables and indexes used in a package and of the systems which are enabled or disabled for a package. From the database, table, plan, or package listings, you can also investigate who is authorized to access a DB2 object. In addition, the User Authorization menu enables you to list all existing access rights by user ID.
As reports, which merely contain information on different types of DB2 objects, and where only browse commands can be issued.
The most important browse commands can also be issued via PF keys; see Editing within the Natural Tools for DB2.
This section covers the following topics:
To invoke the Retrieval of System Tables function
On the Natural
Tools for DB2 Main Menu, enter function code
R.
The Retrieval of System Tables screen is displayed:
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- Retrieval of System Tables -
Code Function Parameter
D List Databases Database
K List Packages Collection, Name
P List Plans Plan
T List Tables Tbreator, Tbname
U User Authorizations
S Statistic Tables
? Help
. Exit
Code .. _ Database Name ....... ________________________
Package Collection .. _____________________________
Package Name ........ _____________________________
Plan Name ........... ________________________
Table Creator ....... _____________________________
Table Name .......... _____________________________
Command ===>
Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
Help Setup Exit Canc |
With PF2 (Setup) the maximum length of one column and the
number of fixed characters when scrolling left may be specified. The default
values for both parameters may be changed in the CONFIG subprogram
in library SYSDB2.
When a column value is longer than the maximum length, it will be truncated and marked with a greater than sign (>) in the case of strings truncated at the right end or a less than sign (<) in the case of numbers truncated at the left end.
Note, that for further commands on a line, for example, the line
command I, only the visible value can be taken as
input. This means that commands on lines will fail, when values for further
processing are truncated.
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- Retrieval of System Tables -
Code Function Parameter
+------Retrieval of System Tables------+
D List Dat ! !
K List Pac ! Maximum length of columns ... ____8 !
P List Pla ! Number of fixed characters .. ____0 !
T List Tab ! !
U User Aut ! !
S Statisti +--------------------------------------+
? Help
. Exit
Code .. _ Database Name ....... ________________________
Package Collection .. _____________________________
Package Name ........ _____________________________
Plan Name ........... ________________________
Table Creator ....... _____________________________
Table Name .......... _____________________________
Command ===>
Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
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The following functions are available:
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
D |
Lists databases defined in the DB2 catalog. |
K |
Lists packages defined in the DB2 catalog. |
P |
Lists plans defined in the DB2 catalog. |
S |
Statistic tables. |
T |
Lists tables defined in the DB2 catalog. |
U |
Provides information on which user(s) can access which DB2 objects. |
The following parameters must be specified as selection criteria:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Database Name |
The name of the database to be listed. Asterisk notation (*)
for range specification is possible. The Database Name
parameter is relevant to the List Databases function
only.
|
Package
Collection |
The collection of the package to be listed. Asterisk notation
(*) for range specification is possible. The Package
Collection parameter is relevant to the List
Packages function only.
|
Package Name |
The name of the package to be listed. Asterisk notation (*)
for range specification is possible. The Package Name
parameter is relevant to the List Packages function
only.
|
Plan Name |
The name of the plan to be listed. Asterisk notation (*) for
range specification is possible. The Plan Name parameter
is relevant to the List Plans function only.
|
Table Creator |
The name of the creator of the table(s) to be listed.
Asterisk notation (*) for range specification is possible. The Table
Creator parameter is relevant to the List
Tables function only.
|
Table Name |
The name of the table to be listed. Asterisk notation (*) for
range specification is possible. The Table Name
parameter is relevant to the List Tables function
only.
|
To invoke the List Databases function
On the Retrieval of System Tables screen, enter
function code D.
Specify the name of the database(s) to be listed.
If a value followed by an asterisk is specified, all databases defined in the DB2 catalog whose names begin with this value are listed.
If asterisk notation is specified only, all databases defined in the DB2 catalog are listed.
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DATABASES * S 01 Row 0 of 25 Columns 001 059
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DATABASE CREATOR STOGROUP BPOOL DBID CREATEDBY ROSHARE TIMESTAMP GR
** ******************************* top of data *******************************
__ DEMO DEFAULT SYSDEFLT BP0 269 DEFAULT 0001-01-0>
__ DEMODB SAG2 SYSDEFLT BP0 273 SAG2 0001-01-0>D8
__ DEVELOP SAG DEVELOP BP0 260 SAG 0001-01-0>DB
__ ECHDB01 SAG2 SYSDEFLT BP0 272 SAG2 0001-01-0>
__ EFGDB SAG SYSDEFLT BP0 263 SAG 0001-01-0>
__ HBUTST SAG2 SYSDEFLT BP0 275 SAG2 0001-01-0>
__ PLANTAB SAG2 SYSDEFLT BP0 270 SAG2 0001-01-0>
__ Predict SAG2 SYSDEFLT BP0 262 SAG2 0001-01-0>
__ QA SAG2 SYSDEFLT BP0 265 SAG2 0001-01-0>
__ SAGDB04 SYSIBM SYSDEFLT BP0 4 SYSIBM 0001-01-0>
__ SAGDB06 SYSIBM 6 SYSIBM 0001-01-0>
__ SAGDB07 SAG1 SYSDEFLT BP0 7 SAG1 0001-01-0>
__ SAGDDF SAG1 SYSDEFLT BP0 257 SAG1 0001-01-0>
__ SAGRLST SAG1 SYSDEFLT BP0 256 SAG1 0001-01-0>
__ SAG8D22A SAG1 SAG8G220 BP0 258 SAG1 0001-01-0>
__ SAG8D22P SAG1 SAG8G220 BP0 259 SAG1 0001-01-0>
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The following line commands are available on the database listing screen. Line commands are entered in front of the desired database(s):
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
I |
Displays information on a database. |
S |
Selects a database to be used with main commands (see below). |
U |
Unselects a database. |
AU |
Displays information on access rights to a database. |
TB |
Displays all tables defined in a database. |
TS |
Displays all tablespaces defined in a database. |
The listings of tables or tablespaces displayed as a result of the
TB or TS command can be
used for further processing, whereas the contents of the screens displayed as a
result of the AU or I
command are for information purposes only.
A list of all line commands available with the List Database function can be invoked as a window by entering the help character, that is, a question mark (?), in front of any of the listed databases.
The commands AU,
TB, and TS can also be
used as main commands. Main commands are entered in the command line of the
database list screen and apply to all databases previously selected with the
line command S.
A further main command is the INFO
command, which is the equivalent of the I line
command, but displays information on all previously selected databases. Instead
of being displayed, all information resulting from the
I or INFO commands can
also be marked for printing. Even if already displayed, information can be
printed by issuing the PRINT command.
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DATABASES * S 01 Row 0 of 25 Columns 001 059
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DATABASE CREATOR STOGROUP BPOOL DBID CREATEDBY ROSHARE TIMESTAMP GR
** **** +---------------------------------------------------------+ **********
I_ DEMO ! ! 01-01-0>
__ DEMO ! Select what to display ! 01-01-0>D8
__ DEVE ! ! 01-01-0>DB
__ ECHD ! ! 01-01-0>
__ EFGD ! _ authorizations for database ! 01-01-0>
__ HBUT ! _ tablespaces in database ! 01-01-0>
__ PLAN ! _ tables in database ! 01-01-0>
__ PRED ! ! 01-01-0>
__ QA ! ! 01-01-0>
__ SAGD ! ! 01-01-0>
__ SAGD ! Mark _ to print output ! 01-01-0>
__ SAGD ! ! 01-01-0>
__ SAGD +---------------------------------------------------------+ 01-01-0>
__ SAGRLST SAG1 SYSDEFLT BP0 256 SAG1 0001-01-0>
__ SAG8D22A SAG1 SAG8G220 BP0 258 SAG1 0001-01-0>
__ SAG8D22P SAG1 SAG8G220 BP0 259 SAG1 0001-01-0>
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A list of all main commands available with the List Database function can be invoked as a window by entering the help character, that is, a question mark (?), in the command line of the database list screen.
The function to list tablespaces is not part of the Retrieval of System Tables main menu.
To list tablespaces
Issue the "TS" command on the database listing screen only.
A tablespace listing screen is displayed, for example:
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TABLESPACES IN DATABASE DB2DEMO S 02 Row 0 of 2 Columns 032 075
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DATABASE NAME CREATOR BPOOL PGSIZE PARTITIONS NTABLES SEGSIZE LO
** ******************************* top of data *******************************
__ DB2DEMO AUTOMOBI SAG BP0 4 0 1 0 A
__ DB2DEMO EMPLOYEE SAG BP0 4 0 1 0 A
** ***************************** bottom of data ****************************** |
The following line commands are available on the tablespace listing screen. Line commands are entered in front of the desired tablespace(s):
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
I |
Displays information on a tablespace. |
S |
Selects a tablespace to be used with main commands. |
U |
Unselects a tablespace. |
PT |
Displays all partitions of a tablespace. |
TB |
Displays all tables defined in a tablespace. |
The listings of tables
displayed as a result of the TB command can be used
for further processing, whereas the listings resulting from the
I and PT commands are for
information purposes only.
A list of all line commands available on the tablespace listing screen can be invoked as a window by entering the help character, that is, a question mark (?), in front of any of the listed tablespaces.
The commands PT and
TB can also be used as a main commands entered on
the command line of the tablespace listing screen. Main commands apply to all
tablespaces previously selected with the line command
S.
A further main command is the INFO
command, which is the equivalent of the I line
command, but displays information on all previously selected tablespaces.
Instead of being displayed, all information resulting from the
I or INFO commands can
also be marked for printing. Even if already displayed, information can be
printed by issuing the PRINT command.
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TABLESPACES IN DATABASE DB2DEMO S 02 Row 0 of 2 Columns 032 075
====> Scroll ===> PAGE
DATABASE NAME CREATOR BPOOL PGSIZE PARTITIONS NTABLES SEGSIZE LO
** **** +---------------------------------------------------------+ **********
__ DB2D ! ! 0 A
__ DB2D ! Select what to display ! 0 A
** **** ! ! **********
! !
! !
! _ partitions of tablespace !
! _ tables in tablespace !
! !
! !
! !
! Mark _ to print output !
! !
+---------------------------------------------------------+
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A list of all main commands available on the tablespace listing screen can be invoked as a window by entering the help character, that is, a question mark (?), in the command line of the screen.
To invoke the List Plans function
On the Retrieval of System Tables screen, enter
function code P.
The name of the plan(s) to be listed must be specified.
If a value followed by an asterisk is specified, all plans defined in the DB2 catalog whose names begin with this value are listed.
If asterisk notation is specified only, all plans defined in the DB2 catalog are listed.
Press Enter.
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PLAN * S 01 Row 0 of 80 Columns 023 075
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PLAN CREATOR VALIDATE ISO ACQUIRE REL VALID OPER EXPLAIN PLSIZE
** ******************************* top of data *******************************
__ CAFPLAN SAG3 R S U C Y Y N 2472
__ SAGEDCL SAG1 R S U C Y Y N 1992
__ SAGESPCS SAG1 R S U C Y Y N 1992
__ SAGESPRR SAG1 R R U C Y Y N 1992
__ SAGTIA22 SAG1 R S U C Y Y N 1992
__ SAG8BH22 SAG1 R S U C Y Y N 2296
__ SAG8CC22 SAG1 R S U C Y Y N 4376
__ SAG8IC22 SAG1 R S U C Y Y N 4264
__ SAG8SC22 SAG1 R S U C Y Y N 2296
__ SAGPLA SAG R S U C Y Y N 2648
__ TREPH01 SAG4 B S U C A Y N 2168
__ TREPLANC SAG2 R S U C N Y N 4560
__ TREPLANG SAG2 R S U C N Y N 8976
__ TREPLANO SAG2 R S U C N Y N 8976
__ TREPLANT SAG2 R S U C Y Y N 2472
__ TREPLAN1 SAG2 R S U C N Y N 3248
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The following line commands are available on the plan listing screen. Line commands are entered in front of the desired plan(s):
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
I |
Displays information on a plan. |
S |
Selects a plan to be used with main commands. |
U |
Unselects a plan. |
AU |
Displays information on access rights to a plan. |
DR |
Displays all DBRMs contained in a plan. |
IX |
Displays all indexes used by a plan. |
PK |
Displays the package list of a plan. |
SY |
Displays the systems enabled or disabled for a plan. |
TB |
Displays tables used in a plan. |
The listing displayed as a result of the DR,
IX, PK, or
TB command can be used for further processing,
whereas the contents of the screens displayed as a result of the
I, AU, or
SY command are for information purposes only.
A list of all line commands available with the List Plans function can be invoked as a window by entering the help character "?" in front of any of the listed plans.
The commands AU,
DR, IX,
PK, SY, and
TB can also be used as main commands, which are
entered on the command line of the plan listing screen and apply to all plans
previously selected with the line command S.
The INFO main command, which is the
equivalent of the I line command, displays
information on the DBRMs and their SQL statements contained in the plans
previously selected. As with the List Database
function, information resulting from the I or
INFO commands can be printed, too.
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PLAN * S 01 Row 0 of 80 Columns 023 075
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PLAN CREATOR VALIDATE ISO ACQUIRE REL VALID OPER EXPLAIN PLSIZE
** **** +---------------------------------------------------------+ **********
I_ CAFP ! ! 2472
__ SAGE ! Select what to display ! 1992
__ SAGE ! ! 1992
__ SAGE ! _ DBRMs of plan ! 1992
__ SAGT ! _ package list of plan ! 1992
__ SAG8 ! _ systems enabled or disabled for plan ! 2296
__ SAG8 ! _ tables referenced in plan ! 4376
__ SAG8 ! _ indexes used in plan ! 4264
__ SAG8 ! _ authorizations for plan ! 2296
__ SAGP ! ! 2648
__ TREP ! Mark _ to print output ! 2168
__ TREP ! ! 4560
__ TREP +---------------------------------------------------------+ 8976
__ TREPLANO SAG2 R S U C N Y N 8976
__ TREPLANT SAG2 R S U C Y Y N 2472
__ TREPLAN1 SAG2 R S U C N Y N 3248
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A list of all main commands available with the List Plans function can be invoked as a window by entering the help character, that is, a question mark (?), in the command line of the plan list screen.
If you issue the DR command on the plan
listing screen, a list of all DBRMs bound into the selected plan(s) is
displayed.
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DBRMS OF PLAN SAGTEST S 02 Row 0 of 3 Columns 033 075
====> Scroll ===> PAGE
PLAN DBRM TIMESTAMP CREATOR TIME DATE PDS NAME QUOTE CO
** ******************************* top of data *******************************
__ SAGTEST TEST1 148C251A1> SAG 16:24:10 07-10-05 DB2.V42.>N N
__ SAGTEST TEST2 148C251A1> SAG 16:24:42 07-10-05 DB2.V42.>N N
__ SAGTEST TEST3 148C251A1> SAG 16:25:15 07-10-05 DB2.V42.>N N
** ***************************** bottom of data ****************************** |
The following line commands are available on the DBRM listing screen. Line commands are entered in front of the desired DBRM(s):
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
I |
Displays information on a DBRM. |
S |
Selects a DBRM to be used with main commands. |
U |
Unselects a DBRM. |
A list of all line commands available on the DBRM listing screen can be invoked as a window by entering the help character, that is, a question mark (?), in front of any of the listed DBRMs.
The only main command that applies to DBRMs is the
INFO command, which is the equivalent of the
I line command, but displays information on all
previously selected DBRMs. Instead of being displayed, all information
resulting from the I or
INFO commands can also be marked for printing. Even
if already displayed, information can be printed by issuing the
PRINT command.
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DBRMS OF PLAN SAGTEST S 02 Row 0 of 3 Columns 033 075
====> Scroll ===> PAGE
PLAN DBRM TIMESTAMP CREATOR TIME DATE PDS NAME QUOTE CO
** **** +---------------------------------------------------------+***********
I_ SAGT ! ! .>N N
__ SAGT ! Select what to display ! .>N N
__ SAGT ! ! .>N N
** **** ! !***********
! !
! _ Plans referencing DBRM !
! _ SQL statements of DBRM !
! !
! !
! !
! Mark _ to print output !
! !
+---------------------------------------------------------+
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If you issue the IX command on either the
plan listing screen or the
table listing screen, a list of
all indexes used in the selected plan(s) or table(s) is displayed.
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INDEXES OF PLAN SAGTEST S 02 Row 0 of 3 Columns 033 075
====> Scroll ===> PAGE
CREATOR INDEX NAME CREATOR TABLE NAME COLCNT UNIQ CLSTRNG CLSTRD -RATI
** ******************************* top of data *******************************
__ SAGCRE XDEPT1 SAGCRE DEPT 1 P N Y 10
__ SAGCRE XEMP1 SAGCRE EMP 1 P Y Y 10
__ SAGCRE XEMP2 SAGCRE EMP 1 D N N 4
** ***************************** bottom of data ****************************** |
The following line commands are available on the index listing screen. Line commands are entered in front of the desired index(es):
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
I |
Displays information on an index. |
S |
Selects an index to be used with main commands. |
U |
Unselects an index. |
CO |
Displays all columns of an index. |
PT |
Displays the partitions of an index. |
The listings of columns displayed as a result of the
CO or PT command cannot
be used for further processing. Like the display resulting from the
I command, they are for information purposes
only.
A list of all line commands available on the index listing screen can be invoked as a window by entering the help character "?" in front of any of the listed indexes.
The commands CO and
PT can be used as main commands, too, and entered in
the command line of the index listing screen. If so, all columns of all indexes
previously selected with the line command S are
displayed.
A further main command is the INFO command,
which is the equivalent of the line command I, but
displays information on all previously selected indexes. Instead of being
displayed, all information resulting from the I or
INFO commands can also be marked for printing. Even
if already displayed, information can be printed by issuing the
PRINT command.
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INDEXES OF PLAN SAGTEST S 02 Row 0 of 3 Columns 033 075
====> Scroll ===> PAGE
CREATOR INDEX NAME CREATOR TABLE NAME COLCNT UNIQ CLSTRNG CLSTRD -RATI
** **** +---------------------------------------------------------+ **********
I_ SAGC ! ! 10
__ SAGC ! Select what to display ! 10
__ SAGC ! ! 4
** **** ! ! **********
! _ columns of index !
! _ portions of index !
! _ plans using index !
! _ packages using index !
! !
! !
! Mark _ to print output !
! !
+---------------------------------------------------------+
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A list of all main commands available on the index listing screen can be invoked as a window by entering the help character "?" in the command line of the screen.
If you issue the PK command on the plan
listing screen, a list of all entries in the package list of the selected
plan(s) is displayed.
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PACKAGE LIST FOR PLAN SAGTEST S 02 Row 0 of 3 Columns 033 075
====> Scroll ===> PAGE
PLANNAME LOCATION COLLID NAME SEQNO TIMESTAMP IBM
** *********************** top of data ************************
__ SAGTEST SAGCOLLE> * 1 2007-10-0>N
__ SAGTEST SAG_STAT> * 2 2007-10-0>N
** ***************************** bottom of data *************** |
The following line commands are available on the package list screen. Line commands are entered in front of the desired package list entry:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
I |
Displays information on a package list entry. |
S |
Selects a package list entry to be used with main commands. |
U |
Unselects a package list entry. |
PK |
Displays all packages of a package list entry. |
The listing of packages
as a result of the PK command can be used for
further processing, whereas the display resulting from the
I command is for information purposes only.
A list of all line commands available with a package list can be invoked as a window by entering the help character, that is, a question mark (?), in front of any of the listed entries.
The command PK can also be used as main
command, which is entered in the command line of the above screen and applies
to all package list entries previously selected with the line command
S.
To invoke the List Packages function
On the Retrieval of System Tables screen, enter
function code K.
The collection and name of the package(s) to be listed can be specified.
If a value followed by an asterisk is specified, all packages defined in the DB2 catalog whose collections/names begin with this value are listed.
If asterisk notation is specified only, all packages defined in the DB2 catalog are listed.
Press Enter.
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PACKAGE *.* S 01 Row 34 of 65 Columns 041 075
====> Scroll ===> PAGE
COLLID NAME CONTOKEN CONTOKEN (HEX) OWNER CREATOR QUALIFIER
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVPLN ? l?F 148C409316C673>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVPPA ?k ? ?? 149270680F77E0>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVRAS ? ??=? 148C409B09097E>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVREL ? ??y0 148C409C06DFA8>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVREV ? ? ?v? 148CDFAD16A51F>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVRIL ? s ?B 148C40A20329C2>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVROO ? ? A y 148CDFAF03C18E>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVSCA ? u??S 148C40A409DEE2>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVSQL ? ??? 148C40AB001D3F>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVSTM ? ? 7q 148C40AD078CF7>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVSTO ? ? ? 148C40B409681E>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVTAB ? ? +U 148C40B61F024E>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVTAS ? ? d 148C40B80874FF>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVTBA ? ? ? 148C40BB1854EC>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVTBC ? ?d ? 148C40BD1684EC>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVTBP ? ? 148C40BF07AE9D>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVTBS ? ?? 148C40CA034928>SAG SAG SAG
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The following line commands are available on the package listing screen. Line commands are entered in front of the desired package(s):
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
I |
Displays information on a package. |
S |
Selects a package to be used with main commands. |
U |
Unselects a package. |
AU |
Displays information on access rights to a package. |
IX |
Displays all indexes used by a package. |
SY |
Displays all systems enabled or disabled for a package. |
TB |
Displays all tables used by a package. |
The listings of indexes or
tables displayed as a result of
the IX or TB command can
be used for further processing, whereas the displays resulting from the
AU, SY, or
I command are for information purposes only.
A list of all line commands available with the List Packages function can be invoked as a window by entering the help character, that is, a question mark (?), in front of any of the listed packages.
The commands AU,
IX, SY, and
TB can also be used as main commands, which are
entered in the command line of the table listing screen and apply to all tables
previously selected with the line command S.
The INFO main command, which is the
equivalent of the I line command, displays
information on all tables previously selected. All information resulting from
the I or INFO commands
can also be printed.
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PACKAGE *.* S 01 Row 34 of 65 Columns 041 075
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COLLID NAME CONTOKEN CONTOKEN (HEX) OWNER CREATOR QUALIFIER
i_ SAGQ +---------------------------------------------------------+ G
__ SAGQ ! ! G
__ SAGQ ! Select what to display ! G
__ SAGQ ! ! G
__ SAGQ ! _ systems enabled or disabled for package ! G
__ SAGQ ! _ tables referenced in package ! G
__ SAGQ ! _ indexes used in package ! G
__ SAGQ ! _ statements of package ! G
__ SAGQ ! _ authorizations on package ! G
__ SAGQ ! ! G
__ SAGQ ! ! G
__ SAGQ ! Mark _ to print output ! G
__ SAGQ ! ! G
__ SAGQ +---------------------------------------------------------+ G
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVTBC ? ?d ? 148C40BD1684EC>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVTBP ? ? 148C40BF07AE9D>SAG SAG SAG
__ SAGQCATV SAGQVTBS ? ?? 148C40CA034928>SAG SAG SAG
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A list of all main commands available with the List Packages function can be invoked as a window by entering the help character, that is, a question mark (?), in the command line of the packages list screen.
To invoke the List Tables function
On the Retrieval of System Tables screen, enter
function code T.
The creator and name of the table(s) to be listed can be specified.
If a value followed by an asterisk is specified, all tables defined in the DB2 catalog whose creator/name begins with this value are listed.
If asterisk notation is specified only, all tables defined in the DB2 catalog are listed.
Press Enter.
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TABLE SAG*.* S 01 Row 34 of 361 Columns 036 075
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CREATOR TABLE NAME TYPE COLCOUNT KEYCOLS RECLEN DATABASE TSNAME C
** ******************************* top of data *******************************
__ SAGCRE ACT T 3 1 38 SAG8D22A ACT
__ SAGCRE DEPT T 4 1 59 SAG8D22A SAG8S2
__ SAGCRE EACT T 5 0 54 SAG8D22A SAG8S2
__ SAGCRE EDEPT T 6 0 75 SAG8D22A SAG8S2
__ SAGCRE EEMP T 16 0 123 SAG8D22A SAG8S2
__ SAGCRE EEPA T 8 0 52 SAG8D22A SAG8S2
__ SAGCRE EMP T 14 1 107 SAG8D22A SAG8S2
__ SAGCRE EMPPROJACT T 6 0 36 SAG8D22A EMPPRO
__ SAGCRE EPROJ T 10 0 86 SAG8D22A SAG8S2
__ SAGCRE EPROJACT T 7 0 45 SAG8D22A SAG8S2
__ SAGCRE PROJ T 8 1 70 SAG8D22A PROJ
__ SAGCRE PROJACT T 5 3 29 SAG8D22A PROJAC
__ SAGCRE TCONA T 5 0 4056 SAG8D22P SAG8S2
__ SAGCRE TDSPTXT T 3 0 91 SAG8D22P SAG8S2
__ SAGCRE TOPTVAL T 11 0 354 SAG8D22P SAG8S2
__ SAGCRE VACT V 3 0 0 SAG8D22A ACT
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The following line commands are available on the table listing screen. Line commands are entered in front of the desired table(s):
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
I |
Displays information on a table. |
S |
Selects a table to be used with main commands. |
U |
Unselects a table. |
AU |
Displays information on access rights to a table. |
CO |
Displays all columns of a table. |
IX |
Displays all indexes on a table. |
CC |
Checks constraints. |
The listings of
indexes displayed as a result of the IX
command can be used for further processing, whereas the listings of columns
resulting from the CO command, as well as the
displays resulting from the AU or
I command, are for information purposes only.
A list of all line commands available with the List Tables function can be invoked as a window by entering the help character, that is, a question mark (?), in front of any of the listed tables.
The commands AU,
CO, and IX can also be
used as main commands, which are entered in the command line of the table
listing screen and apply to all tables previously selected with the line
command S.
The INFO main command, which is the
equivalent of the I line command, displays
information on all tables previously selected. All information resulting from
the I or INFO commands
can also be printed.
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TABLE SAG*.* S 01 Row 34 of 361 Columns 036 075
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CREA +---------------------------------------------------------+ C
** **** ! ! **********
I_ SAGC ! !
__ SAGC ! Select what to display ! S2
__ SAGC ! ! S2
__ SAGC ! _ columns of table/view _ referential constraints ! S2
__ SAGC ! _ synonyms of table/view _ authorized users ! S2
__ SAGC ! _ plans using table/view ! S2
__ SAGC ! _ packages using table/view _ indexes of table ! S2
__ SAGC ! _ views using table/view _ columns of indexes ! RO
__ SAGC ! _ base tables of view _ plans using indexes ! S2
__ SAGC ! _ definition of view _ packages using indexes ! S2
__ SAGC ! _ check conditions of table !
__ SAGC ! ! AC
__ SAGCR! Mark _ to print output ! S2
__ SAGCR+---------------------------------------------------------+ S2
__ SAGCRE TOPTVAL T 11 0 354 SAG8D22P SAG8S2
__ SAGCRE VACT V 3 0 0 SAG8D22A ACT
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A list of all main commands available with the List Tables function can be invoked as a window by entering the help character, that is, a question mark (?), in the command line of the table listing screen.
To invoke the User Authorization function
On the Retrieval of System Tables screen, enter
function code U and press Enter.
The Retrieval of User Authorizations menu is displayed:
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- Retrieval of User Authorizations -
Code Function Parameter
C Column Authorizations Grantee
D Database Authorizations Grantee
K Package Authorizations Grantee
P Plan Authorizations Grantee
R Resource Authorizations Grantee
T Table Authorizations Grantee
U User Authorizations Grantee
? Help
. Exit
Code .. _ Grantee .. _________________________________
Command ===>
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The following functions are available:
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
C |
Displays the columns which can be accessed by the specified grantee. |
D |
Displays the databases which can be accessed by the specified grantee. |
K |
Displays the packages which can be accessed by the specified grantee. |
P |
Displays the plans which can be accessed by the specified grantee. |
R |
Displays the resources which can be accessed by the specified grantee. |
T |
Displays the tables which can be accessed by the specified grantee. |
U |
Displays the system privileges of the specified grantee. |
The following parameter must be specified:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Grantee |
A list of all existing DB2 objects of the specified object type to which the specified grantee has access is displayed. |
To invoke the List Statistic Tables function
On the Retrieval of System Tables screen, enter
function code S and press Enter.
The Retrieval of Statistic Tables menu is displayed:
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- Retrieval of Statistic Tables -
Code Function Parameter
C List SYSCOLSTATS Creator, Name
D List SYSCOLDISTSTATS Creator, Name
I List SYSINDEXSTATS Index Owner, Name
T List SYSTABSTATS Creator, Name
? Help
. Exit
Code .. _ Index Owner ......... _____________________________
Index Name .......... _____________________________
Table Creator ....... _____________________________
Table Name .......... _____________________________
Command ===>
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The following functions are available:
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
C |
Displays the partitioned statistics for columns in a partitioned table space. |
D |
Displays the distribution of the values of the first column of a partitioned index. |
I |
Displays the statistics for a partitioned index. |
T |
Displays the statistics for a partitioned table space. |
The following parameters must be specified:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Table Creator |
The name of the creator of the table for which the statistics are to be displayed. |
Table Name |
The name of the table for which the statistics are to be displayed. |
Index Owner |
The name of the owner of the index for which the index statistics are to be displayed. |
Index Name |
The name of the index for which the index statistics are to be displayed. |