reapply dbdef changes after data refresh

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Karen Sheridan
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    Good Morning

    I used to know how to do this, but cannot find any notes so...

    I added tables to a test product line in dbdef, built dictionary, applied to database in April.  The project stalled for a while, the database was refreshed.

    My definitions are in dbdef, but I need to get them applied back out to the physical database (Oracle 11).

    Seems like bldora11ddl  is what I need - can someone verify the steps for me?

    TIA,
    Karen Lynn Schuette
    Judy Consoli
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      That’s correct – I use bldibmddl with the –U option for update for db2.

      J

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      reapply dbdef changes after data refresh

      Posted by: Karen Schuette
      07/20/2011 09:49 AM

      Good Morning

      I used to know how to do this, but cannot find any notes so...

      I added tables to a test product line in dbdef, built dictionary, applied to database in April. The project stalled for a while, the database was refreshed.

      My definitions are in dbdef, but I need to get them applied back out to the physical database (Oracle 11).

      Seems like bldora11ddl is what I need - can someone verify the steps for me?

      TIA,
      Karen Lynn Schuette

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      John Henley
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        You should use verifyora11 to figure out which tables / indexes are missing.
        Then use bldora11ddl to create the missing tables / indexes.
        Thanks for using the LawsonGuru.com forums!
        John