Select an existing workload.
Enter the name of the workload. The name can be from 1 to 128 characters in length.
Displays the current SQL statements in the selected workload.
Displays the current SQL statements in the workload as well as their names and frequencies. Use to select any statement you want to change or remove.
Enter the SQL statement that will be added to or changed in the workload. The statement can be any valid SQL statement that is supported by DB2.
Enter a name for the SQL statement that will uniquely identify it in the workload. The name can be from 1 to 256 characters in length.
Enter the relative frequency of the SQL statement. The number must be an integer.
Opens the Import SQL Statements window to let you import SQL statements from various sources into the current workload.
Opens the Add SQL Statement window so that you can add new SQL statements to the current workload.
Opens the Change SQL Statement window for the selected SQL statement..
Removes the selected SQL statement from the workload.
Lists all of the columns defined for the table specified in the Table name field that have not already been included in the index. At least one column must be specified in order to define and index. You can specify up to 16 columns, but the sum of their length attribute cannot be greater than 255 bytes.
Lists any columns to be included as part of the index key. Use the <<, <, >, and >> buttons to add and remove columns from this list. You can specify up to 16 columns, but the sum of their length attributes must not be greater than 255 bytes.
Moves the selected items from the Available columns list to the Selected columns list.
Moves all the items from the Available columns list to the Selected columns list.
Moves the selected items from the Selected columns list to the Available columns list.
Moves all the items from the Selected columns list to the Available columns list.
Moves the selected items from the Available columns list to the Include columns list.
Moves all the items from the Available columns list to the Include columns list.
Moves the selected items from the Include columns list to the Available columns list.
Moves all the items from the Include columns list to the Available columns list.
Sorts the contents of column selected in the Selected columns list box in ascending order.
Sorts the contents of the column selected in the Selected columns list box in descending order.
Sorts the contents if the column selected in the Include columns list box in ascending order.
Sorts the contents of the column selected in the Include columns list box in descending order.
Enforces the UNIQUE constraint on the index, which ensures that no two rows in table will share index key values. The constraint is enforced whenever rows of the table are updated or new rows are inserted. The constraint is also checked when the index is created. If the table already contains rows with duplicate key values then the index will not be created.
The UNIQUE constraint considers a value of null to be valid.
Specify the percentage of each index page to leave as free space when building the index. The default value is 10 percent.
The first entry in a page is added without restriction. When additional entries are placed in an index page, the value specified in this field determines the percentage of free space left on each page.
Select a percent from 0 to 99. If you select a value greater than 10, only 10 percent free space will be left in non-leaf pages.
Revokes the CONTROL from the selected users or groups hold on the selected index.
Grants the CONTROL privilege to the selected users or groups.
Displays the list of users or groups whether they have the CONTROL privilege on the index. A backslash (\) indicates that they do not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that they do have the privilege. Corner brackets indicate that the privilege or lack thereof is pending. Users or groups with no privileges so not appear unless you add them using Add User or Add Group.
Use to grant and revoke the CONTROL privilege for the selected users or groups. The CONTROL privilege allows users to drop the index. Users can only grant this privilege to others if they have SYSADM or DBADM authority.