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=Overview=
 
=Overview=
 
This page is a list of important or commonly used files (physical or logical) in our DB2 database on Bart, categorized by area of relevance. To do your own digging, remember that IBM provides a file/table that lists and provides detailed info for all files in the system (all objects that are of type *FILE). This file is 'SYSTABLES' in QSYS2. Query it using SQL, filtering by table_schema and/or table_text
 
This page is a list of important or commonly used files (physical or logical) in our DB2 database on Bart, categorized by area of relevance. To do your own digging, remember that IBM provides a file/table that lists and provides detailed info for all files in the system (all objects that are of type *FILE). This file is 'SYSTABLES' in QSYS2. Query it using SQL, filtering by table_schema and/or table_text
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==SQL and IBM i DB2 terminology==
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It is very important to be aware of the differences in the way database elements are referred to between the SQL and IBM worlds. Otherwise, it can be very confusing when you hear these terms, especially if you come from a PC background, where a file has always been something you can click on in Windows Explorer that has an extension, and can be opened with whatever associated program is specified for that extension. Take the time to understand the following table:
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=Important Libraries=
 
=Important Libraries=

Revision as of 13:35, 10 January 2017

Overview

This page is a list of important or commonly used files (physical or logical) in our DB2 database on Bart, categorized by area of relevance. To do your own digging, remember that IBM provides a file/table that lists and provides detailed info for all files in the system (all objects that are of type *FILE). This file is 'SYSTABLES' in QSYS2. Query it using SQL, filtering by table_schema and/or table_text

SQL and IBM i DB2 terminology

It is very important to be aware of the differences in the way database elements are referred to between the SQL and IBM worlds. Otherwise, it can be very confusing when you hear these terms, especially if you come from a PC background, where a file has always been something you can click on in Windows Explorer that has an extension, and can be opened with whatever associated program is specified for that extension. Take the time to understand the following table:



Important Libraries

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Important Files

Accounting

Carrier Interface

File Library
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WebSmart: Infonet and Web Orders

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