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Jimy Carol
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Joined: 31 Aug 2012
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Location: Australia
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Hello ,
I am migrating a Table from one SSID to another SSID , the Table space in target has too many partitions (PBG) which is leading some problem ( Actually its merger operation ) . The probable solution is to make MAXPARTITIONS of target equal to source TS .
How could I make target Tablespace MAXPARTITIONS same as of source , without explicitly specifying the source table space MAXPARTITIONS.
is there anything like LIKE command which can alter the attribute MAXPARTITIONS of target making it excatly same as of source .
Appreciate for any pointers !
Regards
Carol |
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sushanth bobby
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Joined: 29 Jul 2008
Posts: 1020
Location: India
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Hi Carol,
Below is the statement to alter the maxpartitions of the tablespace,
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ALTER TABLESPACE
Sushanth.TESTPBG
MAXPARTITIONS 4
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You can query the source subsystem, table sysibm.systablepace column MAXPARTITIONS and generate an SQL and run that SQL in the TARGET. Like below ,
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SELECT 'ALTER TABLESPACE '||strip(DBNAME)||'.'||strip(NAME)||' MAXPARTITIONS '||MAXPARTITIONS||' ; '
from sysibm.systablespace
Where dbname like 'A%'
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the sql is Not Tested
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Sushanth |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Location: italy
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| I am migrating a Table from one SSID to another SSID , |
even if foggy
the terminology seems to imply transferring data between different DB2 subsystems. |
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