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Default After Tablespace ALTER to LARGE - 01-27-2011 , 01:53 PM






All -

Aix 6 with DB2 UDB 9.1.4

I've got thousands of indexes in a single tablespace (this is a
purchased app...I didn't do this...).

I need to CONVERT TO LARGE on my tablespace...I will reorg all indexes
now.

My question: Is there a way to know by querying the catalog (or some
other means) if my indexes ALL support the larger RID? I don't wanna
miss any...

Thanks,

-B

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Default Re: After Tablespace ALTER to LARGE - 01-27-2011 , 03:35 PM






Quote:
My question: Is there a way to know by querying the catalog (or some
other means) if my indexes ALL support the larger RID? I don't wanna
miss any...
Try the following:

db2 "select tabschema, tabname, tabtype, index_type, large_rids, large_slots
from sysibmadm.admintabinfo"


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Default Re: After Tablespace ALTER to LARGE - 01-28-2011 , 10:26 AM



On Jan 27, 4:35*pm, Helmut Tessarek <tessa... (AT) evermeet (DOT) cx> wrote:
Quote:
My question: Is there a way to know by querying the catalog (or some
other means) if my indexes ALL support the larger RID? *I don't wanna
miss any...

Try the following:

db2 "select tabschema, tabname, tabtype, index_type, large_rids, large_slots
from sysibmadm.admintabinfo"

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Helmut K. C. Tessarek
DB2 Performance and Development

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Thank You! That's just what I wanted.

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