Re: How do I find dbschema?

In article <2k0hcuINNpq6@emory.mathcs.emory.edu>, holly_gordon@tsl.texas.gov ("Holly Gordon") writes: |> This is really basic, I'm sure, so please forgive me... |> |> I am trying to generate the schema for a database. Typed: |> |> dbschema -d dbname rose -o sch.list |> |> This should generate the schema for a database we created in SQL that we called rose, and put the schema into a file called sch.list. |> |> When I try this, I get the message "could not open file rose" so does Informix rename the database? When I run a find, I can't locate "rose" anywhere. |> |> Many Thanks! |> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- |> Holly Gordon (hgordon@tsl.texas.gov) | SW--CLSI LIBS100+, Informix Online 4.10 |> Texas State Library | OS--UNIX system V, release 3.2.0 i386 |> Austin, Texas | HW--Sequent S27 (386) If you want to be really cheap and save on typing ONE character that the others have proposed, try dbschema -d rose >sch.list Of course , if you do not use the -o and give the file name straight, you save ONE more character. Your time is precious! Ramsub