If not too many tables, use Navigator to create DDL, save and manually run those SQL DDL files. If lots of tables, automate same. If there is an OS command that will do the equivalent of what Navigator does to capture DDL, then you can create a REXX procedure to capture the DDL, put in separate DDL files and another REXX procedure to invoke those DDL files upon whichever system to rebuild all tables necessary. On the mainframe DB2 there are numerous programs to backup what you've built, put in files and provide you with a good recreation methodology; DB2/400 is just getting started in this sort of thing.
Dave Odom
Arizona
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