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% joinspider 36864 30603.4375 6260.5625 83% Tablespace_name total usage Free ------------------------------------------------------------ Usagep --------------------------------- --------- autonomy 138848.063 135156 3692.0625 97% xmtj 1024 639.1875 384.8125 62% myspider 94032 75863.5 18168.5 81% bridge 2000. 0625 1999.9375 0 cms 540325.438 511645.813 28679.625 Tablespace_name Total USAGE Free------------------------------ ---------- ---------- ----------Usagep---------------------

DB2 the size of the table Space page. Today, a new table is created, with a larger field size and number of fields, in the execution of SQL encounters [IBM] [CLI Driver] [Db2/nt]　SQL0286N cannot find the default table space with a page size of at least "8192", and the priv

/************************************************************** Name: Fn_split_text feature Description: [Split text into temporary table by delimiter] parameter introduction: [@ Text] to be split back: Table: Subcolstr: Split String Special Description: SELECT * from Fn_split_text (' xxxx,yyyy,dddd ') ************************ ************************************

Determine whether a temporary table exists Way 1 If (exists (Select name from tempdb .. sysobjects where name like '% temptab %' and type = 'U '))Drop table # temptab Way 2 IfExists(Select*FromTempdb. DBO. sysobjectsWhereID=Object_id (N 'tempdb .. # tempcitys ')AndType = 'U ')DropTable# Tempcitys Way 3 If object_id ('t

The tablespace is the logical layer between the database and the tables stored in the database. Create a tablespace in the database and a table in the tablespace. One obvious advantage of using tablespaces is that data can be reasonably distributed and stored on different disks or in different locations on disks, which helps improve data access efficiency. DB2 tablespaces are managed in two ways: System Man

Copy Code code as follows: Use tempdb If object_id (' tempdb.. #table ') is not null drop table tempdb. #table Select name into tempdb. #table From (SELECT * from sysobjects where xtype= ' U ') a Where A.name like '%test_select ' DECLARE @

Today found temporary table space reached 15G, but the utilization rate is only 2% less, recycling sql> ALTER DATABASE tempfile ' D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\YNRMDB\TEMP01.DBF ' resize 2048M; ALTER DATABASE tempfile ' D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\YNRMDB\TEMP01.DBF ' resize 2048M * ERROR is on line 1th: ORA-03297: file contains data that is used outside of the RESIZE value of the request It looks like the usual method is m

Label:1: Delete field non-empty propertyALTER TABLE XXX ALTER COLUMN XXX drop NOT NULLThis feature requires a version of DB2 9.0 or more2: Add field non-empty propertyALTER TABLE XXX ALTER COLUMN XXX set NOT NULL3: Add a new fieldALTER TABLE XXX add column XXXX varchar (100)

match the pagesize of the table. Then, the maintenance personnel can use the statements used to create the table space in the original DB2 to refer to creating their own new table space. Use db2look-d $ dbname-l-e-x-o $ db. Layout In this way, you can view dB. layout to copy some parameters of the originally create

DB2 database system to build the table, there will inevitably be the data in the table to clear the demand, this article will introduce you to the DB2 database of four methods of data deletion, for your reference, you can choose according to the actual situation, hope to be helpful.1. Use the DELETE statement, which is

Label:Now there is a row of data, to be copied to multiple lines, each row only two field values are different, DB2 no SQL Server top keyword, the only want to copy a few times, and then update the data, found no.Then think of a temporary create a table B, insert this row of data, and then constantly modify B and then insert a.DB2 Copy

Problem many times, we want table variables to execute in dynamic SQL, but the reality is very bony. such as this example:DECLARE @sql_command NVARCHAR(MAX);DECLARE @parameter_list NVARCHAR(MAX);DECLARE @last_names TABLE(last_nameNVARCHAR( -) );SELECT @sql_command = 'Select Distinctfirstnamefrom person.personwhere LastName in (select Last_Name from @last_names)'EXECsp_executesql@sql_command;View Code