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Old 06-06-10, 15:30
madhuri228 madhuri228 is offline
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Query Regarding Dropping Column in DB2 V9.1
Hi All,

I need some information regarding dropping a column in DB2 V9.1 Version.
Can anyone Please tell what are the effects of dropping a column(which is Primary Key of Table) in DB2 V9.1 Version?(The Table has a Index,View,trigger defined on it).Many Thanks in Advance.
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Old 06-06-10, 18:31
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You cannot drop a column in version 9.1. That feature is provided in 9.7.
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Old 06-06-10, 22:25
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You cannot drop a column in version 9.1.
I think you can, actually. And the "effects" are clearly indicated in the manual, if madhuri228 endeavoured to read it.
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