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Hi,

We'are using DB2 UDN 8.2.2 on Linux RHEL3 server. Here we have two databases
under same instance. Can we store all the user tables into the system
tablespace called userspace1 ?

Thanks for answer!
Lan
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In my understanding, first of all, userspace1 is not system tablespace,
but a user tablespace. Second of all, 2 databases can't share
tablespaces.

Lan W via DBMonster.com wrote:
Hi,

We'are using DB2 UDN 8.2.2 on Linux RHEL3 server. Here we have two databases
under same instance. Can we store all the user tables into the system
tablespace called userspace1 ?

Thanks for answer!
Lan
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