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how can I get a shema of the database that reflects the fragmentation
expressions I have in place? If there is no way with dbschema is there
another way? We have over 500 tables in the database with about 100 of
them fragmented and I don't want to have to rewrite the fragments.
↪ replying to Matthew H. Devlin III
Alan Caldera — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Matthew,
dbschema -d <database> -ss filename.sql
The key of course is -ss (server specific). All dbspaces and frag expressions as well as extent and
locklevel info will be output as part of the .sql file.
HTH,
Alan
"Matthew H. Devlin III" wrote:
> how can I get a shema of the database that reflects the fragmentation
> expressions I have in place? If there is no way with dbschema is there
> another way? We have over 500 tables in the database with about 100 of
> them fragmented and I don't want to have to rewrite the fragments.
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