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Old 07-03-11, 03:41
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Cool session table

Hi pal,

I don't have any idea about the session table in DB2.I need to create a session table in DB2 so please can any one let me know the process.

Thanks in advance.....
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Old 07-03-11, 10:27
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I guess what you really mean is a declared global temporary table. Look it up in the manual.
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Old 07-03-11, 13:13
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Cool

please give me material or else link to download tutorial about temporary table as well as session table.
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Old 07-03-11, 13:28
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You can get the documentation here.
https://www-304.ibm.com/support/docv...id=swg27009474

You can use the online InfoCenter, or download the PDF manuals. In the PDF manuals, you probably want to look at the SQL Reference Vol 2, CREATE TABLE statement.
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Old 07-04-11, 01:30
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Cool

thanks:-)i got the notes to study.
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Old 07-06-11, 05:10
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If you just want to store a single value, you can use session variables, too.
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