How can you compare table column after update and before
update?
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Answer / kingmanish
Its always industry practice to take Image copy of the
table before going for inserts updates etc.
you can unload current data from the table and the data
from the image copy before update and compare the two.
thanks
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Answer / anju
What the hell are you talking about Harsha?? Why do you want to answer if you know nothing in DB2?? Irritating mann!
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Answer / raghu
by using db2 utilities of unload,we have to copy before upadate and after update then we should see the difference bet the to copys
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Answer / mahesh vasudevan
If you mean a new column has been added to an existing table
or data been updated to an existing table data. I am not
sure on this question. Let me assume that you are talking
about data. Any update that takes place will have two
records logged -one is prior to update and another is after
update and these information goes to Logs. Logs are used
while recovery process for forward and point in time recovery.
and you can make an SQL query for "Union" - "Intersection"
operation to find the differences.
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Answer / harsha
Based on the situation, one can use Union/Inner Join.
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