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Syed, Quite some years ago I posted a shell archive containing the Perl module DBspaces.pm and a few utilities to go with it. Separately I posted the Perl utility ...
Something I wrote back in the dark ages, should get hextoraw started #include #include "mi.h" #define UNI3_DMASK1 0x0000ffc0 #define UNI3_DMASK2 0x03ff0000 ...
That is the reason I don't understand why IBM/HCL don't dedicate some "days" to create a lot of easy functions embeded. It's easy for a eSQL/C programmer to create ...
Sayed: Yes. If you did not create a PLOG type dbspace specifically for it (a v14.10 feature, so that's a no), then it MAY be in the rootdbs or somewhere else. ...
Yea, I agree. After I posted that response I realized that I have to revisit that app's handling of DECIMAL sizing. Thanks for clarifying for the group and pointing ...
Thanks Art & Khaled. After your reply I checked onstat -d & ran through both sys tables and can figure out rootdbs and logical log dbspaces/files. But still dont ...
Hello Art, Thanks for you answer. I known a bit about syscolumns.collength encoding for Informix types. We use this information to build our .sch schema file ...
Syed: You can use: onstat -d That will show you your dbspaces as well as the chunk paths. Each chunk entry in the report will include the dbsnum (dbspace number) ...
Sebastien: I think that is just an artifact of you multiplying two money(16,2) columns to form the view's field. Witness: I created your test table then ran ...
Andre: The recommendation to use the DB2 .NET driver over the Informix driver is an old one. It was instituted when the DB2 driver was more stable and also supported ...
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