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Tim Jones
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I am trying to load my test db2 table using ther following:
"ST02 EXEC DSNUPROC,SYSTEM=DSNT,UID='RANLOAD',UTPROC='' ' and keep getting a -532 error. Can anyone tell me how to resolue the error ?? It used to work, but now even out DBA can get it to work.
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Akatsukami
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| Tim Jones wrote: |
I am trying to load my test db2 table using ther following:
"ST02 EXEC DSNUPROC,SYSTEM=DSNT,UID='RANLOAD',UTPROC='' ' and keep getting a -532 error. Can anyone tell me how to resolue the error ?? It used to work, but now even out DBA can get it to work.
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As the fine manual will tell you, a -532 indicates that a DELETE statement failed because its cascade to descendant tables violated a constraint. The full message indicates the tables involved and the descendant row on which the error occurred. |
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Tim Jones
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I have finally loaded my RAN DB2 table. There is a view on this table. Does the view get generated when you load the table, or do I have to build the view after the table has been loaded ??
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Akatsukami
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| Tim Jones wrote: |
I have finally loaded my RAN DB2 table. There is a view on this table. Does the view get generated when you load the table, or do I have to build the view after the table has been loaded ??
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The view per se needs to be created (with, of course, a CREATE VIEW statement). However, the data will appear when the underlying table(s) are loaded. |
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dick scherrer
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| The view per se needs to be created (with, of course, a CREATE VIEW statement). |
This needs to be done only once and it sounds as though the view has already been CREATEd. (Re-)loading the table will not cause the view to be "lost". |
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Akatsukami
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| dick scherrer wrote: |
Hello,
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| The view per se needs to be created (with, of course, a CREATE VIEW statement). |
This needs to be done only once and it sounds as though the view has already been CREATEd. (Re-)loading the table will not cause the view to be "lost". |
True; I should have written more clearly. |
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Tim Jones
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Thanks to ALL. I have been able to re-load the test system with production data. I can now finish my testing. We need a good DBA here. The only DBA we have is going to retire next year, so he isn't too eager to learn things that he should know.
Thanks again to ALL  |
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