RE: TOAD and TFS suggestion
Hello Jeff,I am using z/OS. I would love to use alters but my DBA is against any alters in the database. Everything has to be dropped and re-created. Thanks,Robert
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Hello,I am glad that TOAD is able to use TFS! It's great for tracking db changes. I have one suggestion I think would be great. In toad you can view the script for nsql store procedures and it...
View ArticleRE: Toad misinterprets Date according the date format chosen in the Tools ->...
I tried to reproduce the problem I had, but was not succesfull doing so.The issue of the grid showing the wrong date when choosing the calendar dropdown to choose a date still exists, but is not so...
View ArticleRE: db2 zos connections are not currently licensed toad
CHP,Toad for DB2 does not yet support IBM's Data Server driver. It's on our to-do list to support in the future. You will need a DB2 client installed to use Toad.-Steve
View ArticleRE: Toad for DB2 v6.1 - How to import Instance or Subsystem definition from...
SOLVED In Connection Manager exist the selection "Create Toad Connect Profile for all DB2 Database cataloged in DB2 Client instance"
View ArticleToad for DB2 v6.1 - How to import Instance or Subsystem definition from Quest...
I've a lot of DB2 Instance/Susys definition present in Quest Central v5.0.2 that I want import in Toad v6.1 (installed yet).Someone know the right procedure or in which manual is described.
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Hello,I work with DB2 zOS since versione 1.2 (and with DB2LUW since v7)and is very stange use DROP/CREATE instead Alter.Using last version (10 or 11) is possible Alter table...
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Believe me your preaching to the choir! I find it very odd we have to drop and recreate everything and find it annoying. But I the DBA makes all the rules and believe that is best practice.
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Gianfranco, where do you see a drop column syntax for DB2 z/OS?This the IBM technical reference for version...
View ArticleRE: TOAD and TFS suggestion
To add a correction to my previous not; DB2 z/OS version 11 seems to have a drop column capability, but I haven't work with version 11 yet.>>-ALTER...
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Gianfranco,Have you ever altered a view before? It seems like in DB2 you can't alter the DDL in a view when you alter a view and only regenerate the...
View ArticleRE: TOAD and TFS suggestion
Hello,this is a example, I'm sure that wotk with v11 mode New Function Mode.ALTER TABLE TB_Owner/SchemaL.MY_TABLE1 DROP COLUMN MY_COL_5; COMMIT;After that is a good idea run Runstats and Rebind all...
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The only possibility is Drop View + Create View.Gianfranco CasatiDa: "robert.krall" Per: ,Data: 19/08/2016 22:39Oggetto: RE: [Toad for IBM DB2 - Discussion Forum] TOAD and TFS suggestionRE: TOAD and...
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Ah yes. Maybe some day IBM will allow you to alter views. Kinda of annoying especially if you have dependent views and you need to add one column. In turn you have to drop everything and re-create it...
View ArticleRE: Cannot catalog db2 db in toad
AndraRadu,Welcome to the Toad community! The following link should prove useful to...
View ArticleRE: Cannot catalog db2 db in toad
Go to (tools/options/database/timeouts/connection timeout) increasing this value might resolve the issue
View ArticleRE: Cannot catalog db2 db in toad
You might also ensure you can connect from the IBM DB2 command line processor. If you cannot connect there (i.e. bad port number used during the cataloging of your database) , you will not be able to...
View ArticleRE: Cannot catalog db2 db in toad
Hello,see below the two main tipical reasons for this error1) the server isn't recheable due to network problem, like firewall/routerproblem A1) use ping and/or tracert to check that you can reach...
View ArticleRE: Cannot catalog db2 db in toad
Thank you so much for your help!! Now I learned how to catalog a database and I was able to connect to the database. Again, thank you!
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