Select to generate DDL for thresholds, Service classes, Histograms, WLM Event Monitors, Workloads, Work class sets, Work action sets.
Generate AUDIT USING Statements.
Select to generate DDL statements for database objects such as tables, indexes, views, triggers, aliases, UDFs, datatypes, and sequences.
Select to generate DDL statements for table space, data partition group, and bufferpool objects.
Select to generate SQL authorization (GRANT) statements. When this option is selected, the generated DDL includes the SQL statements that can recreate the authorities and privileges that are already in the current database.
Select this check box to generate COMMIT statements in the generated DDL.
Select to generate DDL statements for database partition groups, buffer pools, and table spaces.
Select to generate SQL update statements for updating the statistics tables in the database. The statistic tables are sysstat.tables, sysstat.indexes, sysstat.columns, sysstat.coldist, and sysstat.routines. When you select this check box, the Update statistics check box is enabled.
When you recreate a database's objects and its statistics in another database, the DB2 Optimizer will treat this database as if it is populated with data.
Select to generate RUNSTATS commands in the DDL script that update the statistics catalog tables in the database that is generated. If this check box is not selected, RUNSTATS statements are not generated in the DDL. This check box is enabled when you select the Database statistics check box.
Select to gather Database Configuration Parameter Summary and Database Manager Configuration Parameter Summary configuration parameters and generate the UPDATE DBM/DB CFG statements that update the DBM/DB CFG parameters for use by the SQL Optimizer. When these configuration parameters are gathered, the DDL script will more closely resemble the database used to create it.
Select the user ID of the user who created the tables you want to work with.
Specify the name of a schema for which you want to generate DDL statements. DDL statements will be generated for all objects contained in the specified schema. If you select All Schemas, DDL statements will be generated for all schemas in the database. If you select NULLID, DDL statements will be generated for schema, NULLID.
Select to generate DDL statements on selected tables only. When you select specific tables you limit the output to just these tables. Selecting this control enables the Available tables list where you can select your tables and move them to the Selected tables list.
If you do not select specific tables, then the output will be for all tables. The default for this control is NOT selected.
Shows a list of table names that match the selected User ID and Schema. Select the tables for which you want to generate DDL statements.
Moves the tables you selected in the Available list to the Selected list.
Moves all the tables in the Available list to the Selected list.
Moves the tables you selected in the Selected list to the Available list.
Moves all the tables in the Selected list to the Available list.
Shows a list of the tables you selected. These are the tables that will be used to generate DDL output.
Click to generate DDL statements for all objects in the database, or the objects of a particular database schema or table and its related objects based on what you selected.
This opens a window where you can see the DDL script that you created. You can then select to save the script to a file, or work with your script in the Task Center.
Select to indicate that you want this table and its related objects included when you generate DDL statements.
Shows the name of the table.
Shows the name of the schema for the table.
Shows the type of the object, which in this case is T for table object.
Shows the name of the table space for the table.
Shows the name of the index table space for the table.
Shows the name of the long data table space for the table.
Shows any comments that were entered when the table was created or altered.
Click to generate DDL statements for all objects in the database, or the objects of a particular database schema or table and its related objects based on what you selected.
This opens a window where you can see the DDL script that you created. You can then select to save the script to a file, or work with your script in the Task Center.
Cancels any unsaved changes that you made and closes this notebook or window.
Opens the Show Command window.
Opens the Show SQL window.