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In which column of which DB2 catalog would you find the
length of the rows for all tables?
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Answer Posted / daphne
I assume that you mean "Column length" (Field length) for
all the fields of all the tables.
This can be found in SYSIBM.SYSCOLUMNS. The column name is
LENGTH.
If you want to find the column lengths of a particular
table then the query would be
Select NAME, LENGHT from SYSIBM.SYSCOLUMS where TBNAME =
<tablename>
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