David,
Try adding 'with column defaults' to the end of your create statement.
Rick
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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of David FOXWELL
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007 9:14 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: creating a table like a PF with the same record level id
Hi all,
I have, in the past, created an SQL table from a physical file with :
CREATE TABLE FORMATNAME AS ( SELECT * FROM FILENAME) WITH NO DATA
Then, RENAME TABLE FORMATNAME TO FILENAME so as to get the same record
level identifier.
This time I'm not getting the same record level identifier as the
original PF.
There are no keys on the PF
I've also tried CREATE TABLE FORMATNAME LIKE etc,
Now I have my original PF and 2 SQL tables each with a different record
level identifier.
If I run a DSPFFD, I see that a date zone has the format *ISO in the SQL
tables. In the original PF, it is *EUR.
One of the tables has default value information.
How can I get the right record level identifier ?
How can I get the right date format?
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