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> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Dave Salt
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> The original poster said something along the lines of "I
> don't want to keep scraps of paper with all my DB2 table
> names on it". In support of that, I used an analogy that even
> though Windows doesn't natively support PDF documents, the
> operating system itself will display PDF files in a list. In
> contrast, which "native" ISPF application would a person have
> to go into to see a list of all their DB2 tables?
In which ICF catalog are DB2 table names stored as "dataset names"? How
are they identified in VTOCs? I think that's the crux of the question.
In Windows, "a file is a file is a file".
Seems to me that, since DB2 is an optional product, DB2 would need to
provide the necessary "hooks" into ISPF (e.g., in DSLIST) for ISPF to
display DB2 table names in a manner similar to dataset names.
-jc-
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