Limited support BMC provides limited support for this version of the product. As a result, BMC no longer accepts comments in this space. If you encounter problems with the product version or the space, contact BMC Support.BMC recommends upgrading to the latest version of the product. To see documentation for that version, see BMC AMI Catalog Manager for Db2 13.1.

Identifying an object type


The object type that you include in many commands identifies the set of Db2 objects with which you want to work.


Type the appropriate code to choose an object type.

For example, to create a list of all databases, type DB in the Obj type field and press Enter. Catalog Manager generates a list of all databases in the current catalog.

Object types displayed on the Primary Menu panel

Object type code

Object type

AL

Alias

BP

Buffer pool

CA

Column authorization

CD

Check dependent

CI

Collection ID

CK

Check constraint

CL

Column label 1

CP

Constraint dependent

CO

Column

CX

Trusted context

CXA

Trusted context authorization ID 2

CXT

Trusted context attribute 2

C2

Check constraint (for tables created in Db2 Version 7 or later)

DB

Database

DM

DBRM

DS

Data set 1

DT

Data or distinct type

EN

Environment variables

FK

Foreign key 4

FN

Function routine

FO

Routine option

FP

Routine parameter

FS

Routine source

IC

Image copy 1

IL

IP list

IN

IP name

IP

Index space partition

IS

Index space

ISS

Index space statistics 3

IX

Index

IXC

Index cleanup

JB

Jar object

JC

Jar contents

JP

Java option

JT

Java path

KC

Key column 1

KT

Key-target

KTD

Key-target distribution 4

KTDH

Key-target distribution history

KTDS

Key-target distribution statistics history

KTH

Key-target history 4

KTS

Key-target statistics 4

KU

Key column user

LL

LU list

LM

LU mode

LO 1

Location

LS

LU mode select

LU

LU names

MQT

MQ (main menu)

Materialized query table

NP

Native SQL procedure

OB

Online schema changes

Object events

OS

LOBSTATS

PA

Plan authorization 1

PG

Package

PI

Packlist 1

PK

Primary key 1

PL

Plan

PM

Row permissions

PR

Stored Procedure

Package statements

PT

Index and table space partition

RD

Object role dependency

RE

Relation

RO

Roles

SC

Schema

SE

Identity column

SG

Storage group

ST

String

SU

System privilege user

SY

Synonym

TB

Table

TC

Table constraint

TN

Table names list

Lists all object in SYSTABLES regardless of the type.

TP

Table space partition

TR

Trigger

TS

Table space

TSS

Table space statistics

UA

User authorization 1

UN

User name

US

User

UTL

Utilities (from the SYSUTILITIES catalog table)

VAR

Variables

VW

View

XC

BMC Next Generation Technology Copy for DB2 for z/OS cabinet copy

XR

XML relationship

XS

XML string

XT

Auxiliary table 2

1The product displays the object type on the panel if the Distributed Data Facility (DDF) is defined to Catalog Manager.

2An auxiliary table contains a single large object (LOB) column. An auxiliary table resides in an auxiliary (or LOB) table space.

3This object code is also available from a CX list.

4This object code is valid if DDF is defined to Catalog Manager.

5This object code is also available from an IS list.

6This object code is also available from a KT list.

7This object code is valid for displaying limit keys on a table that uses table-controlled partitioning.

8This object code displays only the tables in the table space that have referential integrity.


The following table lists the Db2 object types that are supported but are not displayed on the Primary Menu panel. Unless otherwise noted, you can enter the code in the Obj Type field or on the Command line on the Primary Menu panel. Press HELP from the Primary Menu panel to list all supported object types.

Object type code

Object type

AU

Authorization 1

DP

Dependency

IM

Index mixed 1

LK

Limit key 1 6

MX

Mixed object types 1

RI

Referential integrity 1

TM

Table space mixed 1 7

TT

Table space set 1

1This object code is not valid in the Obj type field of the Primary Menu panel.

2This object code is also available from a CX list.

3This object code is valid if DDF is defined to Catalog Manager.

4This object code is also available from an IS list.

5This object code is also available from a KT list.

6This object code is valid for displaying limit keys on a table that uses table-controlled partitioning.

7This object code displays only the tables in the table space that have referential integrity.

The following table lists the four-character object type codes that are available from the Command line of a KT list.

Object type code

Type

KTDH

Key-target distribution history

KTDS

Key-target distribution statistics history

 

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