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jwell rymbei
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Joined: 14 Dec 2005
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Location: India
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hi,
our database have 220 tables. How can I count total number of columns in 220 tables. |
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DavidatK
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Joined: 22 Nov 2005
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Location: Troy, Michigan USA
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jwell rymbei,
I think you're going to have to do something like this
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SELECT SUM(A.R_C) AS TOTAL_ROW_COUNT
FROM
( SELECT COUNT(*) AS R_C FROM DB2.TABLE_1
UNION ALL SELECT COUNT(*) AS R_C FROM DB2.TABLE_2
UNION ALL SELECT COUNT(*) AS R_C FROM DB2.TABLE_3
UNION ALL SELECT COUNT(*) AS R_C FROM DB2.TABLE_4
) A
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Best of luck,
Maybe someone can come up with a better way that you don't have to list each table.
Dave, |
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jwell rymbei
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| select sum(colcount) from syscat.tables. i have tried with this and it worked fine. |
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DavidatK
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Hi jwell rymbei,
I just tried your query on my system and got an undefined name for "syscat.tables", Our systems must be set up differently.
Dave, |
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prabs2006
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Hi David,
Can you please tell me how does ur above query work?
T & R
Prabs |
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