WrtSFL : Write complete Subfile code in less than 20 seconds.
Description This utility can write Subfile code for any given SQL select statement with little or no user interaction. It takes less than 20 seconds to write complete Subfile code. Check video at top/bottom of this page for more details.
DB2 for I: Derived-key and Sparse indexes
Derived-key Index (aka Function based Index) Both Radix and EVI index support Derived-key Index. Available OS version 6.1 onward. Index’s key is output of a SQL function on the base table column. CREATE INDEX upper_name on abc(UPPER(name)) Now the index will contain all the keys in upper case. Its much better than using [...]
DB2 for I: Encoded Vector Index
Encoded Vector Index or EVI It’s an IBM’s version of Bitmap index. EVI is relatively new compared to Radix Index. Logical files do not support EVI. Use “CREATE ENCODED VECTOR INDEX ….” Statement to create EVI index on table It’s very efficient for: Small set or say defined set of distinct keys like States in USA Read-only table [...]
DB2 for I: Binary-Radix Index
Binary-Radix Index This is default index for CRTLF command and CREATE INDEX statement. It uses the Radix tree data structure. The radix tree data structure is a compressed version of the digital tree also called Trie (try) data structure. There are the main terms in action here 1. Binary tree data structure 2. Trie data structure 3. [...]
DB2 for I: Index internals.
All the RDBM systems are designed to give the best performance for the read and search operations, even if the system has to make some compromise with other operations like Insert or update. The index is a major part of this strategy. Basically, the index is a way to arrange the table’s data in such a way that search and fetch operations [...]
iAccess: Android app to access IBM I(R)
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SQL RegEx : Quantifiers
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SQL RegEx : Capturing groups 102
Capturing Groups and Back-references Within RegEx, capturing groups can be used in the same way we use variables in programming languages. 1st define a variable, assign a value to that variable, and then value of the same variable can be used again. When RegEx is processed , if it finds a match for a “GROUP”, it saves the [...]
SQL RegEx : Capturing groups 101
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SQL RegEx : Predefined Character classes
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SQL RegEx : Character Classes
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SQL RegEx : Meta Characters
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SQL RegEx : Basic
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QSql: GUI for DB2 for IBM i.
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Numeric Datatypes in RPG : FLOAT
FLOAT is also a type of binary data type. Due to IEEE standards, most of the programming languages handle FLOAT in the same way. INTEGER data type is only for whole numbers (Numbers without decimal point). Theoretically, FLOAT is for real number which covers every possible number (With or without decimal point). But it is totally [...]
DB2 SQL OLAP : GROUPING SETS
With “GROUP BY” clause SQL accept a single set of columns and based on that set final result is produced.