Re: A Simple Question ( I Hope ): To Create A dbspace

"Chez David" <dmitchell@SagentTech.com> wrote: : stop the presses, I found the answer : :I kept reading ( actually, searching ), and found the answer in the :administrator's guide, sitting over in the corner - I usually keep the 2 sql :syntax guides, 2 tutorials, reference manual, migration guide, etc on the :desk. The real problem was too much ( of my ) focus on the indexes of said :non-admin manuals, which tend to refer to each other, and not mention the :admin guide. Also, another guide, the admin supplement, contains an :additional step. : :I expect to take some flak on this one, so I've got my flak jacket on :) No big deal, just another example showing why one should read all manuals through from page one to the last page. It can be done relatively fast, and gives you an excelent overview of all the functionality of the product. When you have done this you will know that the information is in there somewhere and make your life much easier. If you are one of those who don't think you have the time for this it's ok. You may simply spend even more time searching and never get to know some very nice functionality that may have been very usefull. Good luck, and keep posting. :thanks for listening. : :Chez David wrote in article <5s8p0i$c7d@masters0.InterNex.Net>... : :> Hello. :> :>I see several references to dbspaces throughout the manuals (7.2), but :>nothing (so far) on how to create one. :>( Have to attempt PDQ ) If someone could either point out how to create :>one, or where it is described in the manuals, I'd appreciate it. Nils.Myklebust@idg.no NM Data AS, P.O.Box 9090 Gronland, N-0133 Oslo, Norway My opinions are those of my company The Informix FAQ is at http://www.iiug.org