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    DB2 UNIX Manuals Online?

    Hey Mark, Go here: http://www-3.ibm.com/software/data/ then open the select a product window and choose your poison. From there you should see a Library option on the left frame.. Hope this helps! DB2 Rules.
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    SAS, CICS (z/OS) and SMF110 Records

    Hi All, I'm curious to know if anyone has ever coded a SAS program with SMF110 records as input to get "program" level information as opposed to just "transaction" level information. By information I mean CPU time and response time information. The only way I've ever seen...
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    SQL3192N on LOAD with TIMESTAMPFORMAT

    All, the fix to this came through in another forum and it works! C:\DB\stuff>db2 load from loadin.del of del modified by timestampformat=\"MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM\" insert into t1 without quotes around the datetime in the sorce file ... ie "",04/23/1997 10:30 rather than...
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    SQL3192N on LOAD with TIMESTAMPFORMAT

    Thanks Marc,, that manual is slightly better than the one I was using, but nothing jumps out at me. There is a guy in another forum having the same problem, hmmmm. So, being a mainframer, I'd go to IBMLINK to search for the problem or post a question, do you or anyone else know how to go about...
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    SQL3192N on LOAD with TIMESTAMPFORMAT

    Thanks MarC... Let me see if I understand you right.... the 1st run, I tried to use /'s in the control card on the TIMESATAMPFORMAT statement but it gave me this other error: SQL3192N In the filetmod a user specified format "TIMESTAMPFORMAT" beginning with the string...
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    SQL3192N on LOAD with TIMESTAMPFORMAT

    Hello all, I'm running 600k exported SyBase records into a DB2 table on NT using LOAD. The input data's timestamp isnt' in the format DB2 likes so I'm using the TIMESTAMPFORMAT "file type modifier" of LOAD. I'm getting: SQL3192N In the filetmod a user specified format...

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