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Temporal functionality in DB2?

I'm wondering whether DB2 has any row level versioning features similar to
workspace manager in Oracle? Something that would include valid times and
transaction times?

- Thanks,
D.
Nov 12 '05 #1
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No. You could use triggers on the row to do some of that.

Doug wrote:
I'm wondering whether DB2 has any row level versioning features similar to
workspace manager in Oracle? Something that would include valid times and
transaction times?

- Thanks,
D.


Nov 12 '05 #2

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