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I am new to DB2 so i don't know my question is correct. I would like a simple task to be performed which is to get the sql statement I have created few months back. I forgot the actual code so I am planning to get it back lor.Besides this, I have another small request. Is there any place that I can start off reading DB2 tutorial for newbies like me. Thanks alot
Apr 16 '07 #1
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I am new to DB2 so i don't know my question is correct. I would like a simple task to be performed which is to get the sql statement I have created few months back. I forgot the actual code so I am planning to get it back lor.Besides this, I have another small request. Is there any place that I can start off reading DB2 tutorial for newbies like me. Thanks alot
Here's a good place to get started assuming you are using DB2 LUW (linux, unix and windows) edition.
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=71&uid=swg21255600

What do you mean that you want to get the SQL statement back? Did you execute the statement against a database?
Apr 16 '07 #2

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