Have you tried with two slashes or with single slash.
I mean have you given the command in the following format.
backup database ddp to c:\\testdb2\\dp
If not try it....
Consider the following values for the table fields :
secondary_field1 char 4 = '1234' ==> primary key
secondary_field2 char 4 = '5678' ==> primary key
secondary_field3 char 4 = '9012' ==> primary key
then the following query can be used to select that row:
Select * from table_name where...
If you want to combine the keys only for using in the query :
you can use the concat operator to concatenate two strings
'||' (its not the pipe sign).
In my mainframe '|' is obtained by the <alt>+'`' combination.
Or you can use the concat function
concat(string1,string2)
so you can combine...
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