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Old 01-18-04, 06:34
Gabor Gabor is offline
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temporary table creation problem

Hi.

Is it possible to issue a create global temporary table or a create global temporary table on DB2 V6.1.0 for AIX or W2K.

I've tried to create it without success from command center, command line and a C stored proc.
Any idea?
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Old 01-18-04, 15:24
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No problem, just now I tested as following:
db2 create system temporary tablespace tempts managed by system using ('c:\tmp')
it works!
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Old 01-18-04, 16:50
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A System Temporary Tablespace is not the same as a Global Temporary Table.
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Old 01-21-04, 16:52
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ddlldd2000,

Are you shure you are able to create global temporary table with either create or declare in V6.1?
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Old 01-21-04, 17:10
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ddlldd2000 did not say he created a global temporary table in any DB2 version. He said he created a system temporary tablespace, which is an entirely different thing than a global temporary table.
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