Hi,
I'm getting an SQL3193N on DB2 v8 (fixpak 11)...
SQL3193N The specified view or materialized query table cannot be
updated. You cannot LOAD/IMPORT into this view or LOAD into this
materialized query table.
....when I try to IMPORT INSERT into my non-updateable view. The view
has an INSTEAD OF trigger defined on it, and inserts with standard SQL
work.
It seems to me that IMPORT does an up-front check to see whether the
view is updateable, without taking into account the trigger.
Has anyone got this to work, or is this a known problem?
Jeremy Rickard
1  1869  jr******@unisys tems.biz wrote:
Hi,
I'm getting an SQL3193N on DB2 v8 (fixpak 11)...
SQL3193N The specified view or materialized query table cannot be
updated. You cannot LOAD/IMPORT into this view or LOAD into this
materialized query table.
...when I try to IMPORT INSERT into my non-updateable view. The view
has an INSTEAD OF trigger defined on it, and inserts with standard SQL
work.
It seems to me that IMPORT does an up-front check to see whether the
view is updateable, without taking into account the trigger.
Has anyone got this to work, or is this a known problem?
Interesting. I don't think this is a known problem. May be worth opening
a PMR. Technically it's not a defect, but I don't think this limitation
was made consciously.
--
Serge Rielau
DB2 Solutions Development
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