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edited Dec 14, 2012 at 21:20

I would recommend using the DB2 federation feature. Then you would be able to setup a nickname and then use it just like any other table.

Some statements to setup federation I would look at are:

CREATE WRAPPER

CREATE SERVER

CREATE NICKNAME

CREATE WRAPPER    
CREATE SERVER
CREATE NICKNAME

I would recommend using the DB2 federation feature. Then you would be able to setup a nickname and then use it just like any other table.

Some statements to setup federation I would look at are:

CREATE WRAPPER

CREATE SERVER

CREATE NICKNAME

I would recommend using the DB2 federation feature. Then you would be able to setup a nickname and then use it just like any other table.

Some statements to setup federation I would look at are:

CREATE WRAPPER    
CREATE SERVER
CREATE NICKNAME

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created Dec 14, 2012 at 20:48

I would recommend using the DB2 federation feature. Then you would be able to setup a nickname and then use it just like any other table.

Some statements to setup federation I would look at are:

CREATE WRAPPER

CREATE SERVER

CREATE NICKNAME