Creating a table space
Use this notebook to create a table
space at the current server.
Authorities
and privileges
To create a table space:
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Open the Create Table
Space window.
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Enter a valid unique name
for your table space. Once you have entered this name you can select OK
to create your table space and exit the window.
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Optional: Select the type
of table space that you want to create. If you select to create a nonpartitioned
or segmented table space, the Partition Management tab on this notebook
is not available.
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Specify the optional
properties for this table space.
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Specify the appropriate information to manage
this table space . This information describes the data set and space
management.
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If you selected to define a partitioned table space, select the Partition
Management tab to define the optional properties of each partition.
Related information

Use this page of the notebook to describe the properties of the space.
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Optional: Enter the buffer
pool name. The name must identify an activated buffer pool.
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Optional: Select a lock
size to be used within this table space.
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Optional: Select the maximum
number of page or row locks that an application process can hold simultaneously
in the table space.
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Optional: The encoding
scheme or coded character set identifier (CCSID) is used for the tables
stored in the table space. Select whether you want to use ASCII or EBCDIC
CCSIDs.
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Optional: Enter a password
(DSETPASS) that will be used to access system services provided by the
virtual machine (VSAM, etc.).
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Optional: Enter the maximum
number of rows that DB2 will consider placing on each data page (MAXROWS).
You can enter a value from 1 to 255, or accept the default of 255.
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Optional: Select whether to use the default CLOSE
rule.
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Optional: This is applicable only for partitioned table spaces.
Check to use selective
partition locking (SPL) when locking a partitioned table space (LOCKPART
YES).
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Use this page of the notebook to define the details of the space.
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Optional: Select whether the data set for the table space is managed
by the user (VCAT). Then select a catalog name.
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Optional: If data sets are not to be managed by the user, then select Managed
by DB2. You can then enter the storage group name.
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Optional: If you selected to have data sets managed by DB2, you should
enter the minimum primary
space allocation (PRIQTY). This field is not applicable if you selected
data set management by USER.
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Optional: If you selected to have data sets managed by DB2, you should
enter the minimum secondary
space allocation (SECQTY). This field is not applicable if you selected
data set management by USER.
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Optional: If you selected to have data sets managed by DB2, you should
select an ERASE option.
This field is not applicable if you selected data set management by USER.
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Optional: Select to choose to manage
the free space (FREEPAGE and PCTFREE) amount.
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The cached pages
options are for group buffer pools only. This specifies what table
spaces are written to the group buffer pool in a data sharing environment.
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Select whether to compress
data in the rows or not.
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Managing your partitions (for partitioned table spaces
only)
This page of the notebook gives you a table of information about each partition
you define in the table space.
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Select ADD to
define the properties of a partition. The Add Partition Management window opens.
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Select CHANGE
to modify the properties of a partition you have selected from the table. The Change Partition Management window opens.
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Select REMOVE to delete a partition from the table space.
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