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I am trying to use DB2 Control Centre (version 8.2) to load one flat file into multiple tables. However, I don't see the options in Control Centre that allows that. Anyone knows how to do this? DB2 Novice In one shot using load.. No. |
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Thanks serge. One more question on this Load or import. I believe the only that really separate these tools is the speed. Either way, I believe my accounting department people can still read the tables when I load or import the data? I am just wondering why load doesn't support one load into multiple tables like what DB2 import can do? DB2 Novice Uhm.. IMPORT does NOT support multiple targets in one shot. What I |
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Load data is invisible til it's issued with set integrity. Waht about the existing data? AFAIK, table lock is acquired for Load operation. |
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I am trying to use DB2 Control Centre (version 8.2) to load one flat file into multiple tables. However, I don't see the options in Control Centre that allows that. Anyone knows how to do this? DB2 Novice |
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Serge, Thanks. That is for table lock for DB2 Load. However, those users who are using import utility is still not so fortunate to still read let alone write while the table is being imported. Is that so? Check out online import: |
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