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Select * from sysibm.systables. SYSIBM.SYSTABLES is the system catalog table, while SYSCAT.TABLES is a system catalog view. It depends of what you need, but you may use SYSIBM.SYSTABLES more often.

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DB2: select count(*) from sysibm.systables as t1,sysibm.systables as t2,sysibm.systables as t3. The last payload covers all databases that are compliant with the SQL-92 standard, since this standard demands the presence of the INFORMATION_SCHEMA database schema.

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Db2 Sysibm.Systables Vs Syscat.Tables. Мне было интересно, какая разница между запросами SELECT * FROM SYSIBM.SYSTABLES против SELECT * FROM SYSCAT.TABLES Один из них предпочтительнее другого?

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COUNT(*) AS Count FROM information_schema.columns isc. SELECT DB_NAME() AS DBName

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SELECT*FROM SYSIBM.SYSTABLES WHERE CREATOR =@schema. SYSTABLES is the DB2 standard catalog view.

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