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Table information record (DTBI)


The logical log contains one instance of the Table Information Record for each table that has change information represented in this logical log.

This record type contains information describing a Db2 table.

Record status: Db2 specific

Field name

Offset

Definition

Description

Dec

Hex

CNTLRECORDTYPE

00

00

CHAR(4)

Control record type: DTBI - Table Information Record

SYSID

04

04

CHAR(4)

Originating SYSID

DBID

08

08

CHAR(4)

Originating database ID (hexadecimal)

PSID

12

0C

CHAR(4)

Originating table space ID (hexadecimal)

TBOBID

16

10

CHAR(4)

Originating table ID (hexadecimal)

OBJECTTYPE

20

14

CHAR(2)

Type of object

TB - table

DB2NUMCOL

22

16

CHAR(3)

Number of columns in originating table

DB2MAXROWLEN

25

19

CHAR(5)

Maximum row length (in Db2 internal format)

LLNUMCOL

30

1E

CHAR(3)

Number of columns in logical log data record

LLMAXROWLEN

33

21

CHAR(5)

Maximum row length of data in logical log record

ROWTYPE

38

26

CHAR(1)

V - varying

F - fixed length

SEQUENCENUMBER

39

27

CHAR(3)

Sequence number to distinguish multiple versions of the same database object. The default value is 001.

This sequence number is equal to the sequence number in the other records associated with the definition of this table (DIXI, DCXI, DCLI, DLCI).

CREATERBA

42

2A

BIN(10) 1

Create RBA/LRSN of this instance of the table


54

34

BIN(2)

Reserved

DROPRBA

54

36

BIN(10) 1

Drop RBA/LRSN of this instance of the table


64

40

BIN(2)

Reserved

ENCODINGSCHEME

66

42

CHAR(1)

A - ASCII

E - EBCDIC

U - Unicode

EDITPROCNAMELEN

67

43

CHAR(3)

Length of the edit proc name (zero if none)

EDITPROCNAME

70

46

CHAR(24)

Name of edit proc for this table (blanks if none)

DBNAMELEN

94

5E

CHAR(3)

Length of the database name

DBNAME

97

61

CHAR(24)

Database name to which this table belongs

TSNAMELEN

121

79

CHAR(3)

Length of the table space name

TSNAME

124

7C

CHAR(24)

Table space name to which this table belongs

TABLEOWNERLEN

148

94

CHAR(3)

Length of the owner portion of the table name

TABLEOWNER

151

97

CHAR(128)

Originating table owner name

SHORTOWNER

279

117

CHAR(8)

Truncated version of the table owner name

(The first eight bytes of the table owner name. This name version is included in records in the logical log data file.)

TABLENAMELEN

287

11F

CHAR(3)

Length of table name

TABLENAME

290

122

CHAR(128)

Table name

SHORTNAME

418

1A2

CHAR(18)

Shortened version of the table name (This version is included in records in the logical log data file.

VERSION

436

1B4

CHAR(3)

Version number of the table (when the logical log file was generated)

UNTRANOWNERFLAG

439

1B7

CHAR(1)

Y - untranslatable characters in table owner

N - no untranslatable characters present

UNITABLEOWNERLEN

440

1B8

CHAR(3)

Length of original Unicode table owner

UNITABLEOWNER

443

1BB

CHAR(128)

Original Unicode table owner name

UNTRANNAMEFLAG

571

23B

CHAR(1)

Y - untranslatable characters in table name

N - no untranslatable characters present

UNITABLENAMELEN

572

23C

CHAR(3)

Length of original Unicode table name

UNITABLENAME

575

23F

CHAR(128)

Original Unicode table name

LOBSINCLUDED

703

2BF

CHAR(1)

Y - LOBs included in output files

N - LOBs excluded from output files

XMLINCLUDED

704

2C0

CHAR(1)

Y - XML included in output files

N - XML excluded from output files

(Total Length)

704

2C0

Not applicable

Not applicable

1 BIN(10) LRSN is extended format LRSN.

Non-extended format LRSN, BIN(6) is placed at offset 1 (for example, X'CA670FBBF3D3' -> X'00CA670FBBF3D3000000').

BIN(10) RBA is extended format RBA.

Non-extended format RBA, BIN(6) is placed at offset 4 (for example, X'123456789ABC' -> X'00000000123456789ABC').


 

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