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11-29-10, 08:25

cy163

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How to see the indexes on DB2 Tables

Hi All,

I am using DB2 9.1. I wonder what command can help me see ALL indexes created on a table.

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11-29-10, 08:29

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db2look -d dbname -z schemaname -t tablename -e -x -nofed
will give u the indexes details
or even thru syscat.indexes will give u the info
regds
Paul

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11-29-10, 08:48

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You can also try

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DESCRIBE INDEXES FOR TABLE ...

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