I have a DB2 file with a name like "my.test". The DB2 filename contains a dot '.'
If I try and run the following query via strsql:
select * from my.test
I receive the following error:
Token . was not valid. Valid tokens: FOR USE SKIP WAIT WITH FETCH ORDER UNION EXCEPT OPTIMIZE.
Is there a way around this? I tried surrounding it in quotes but that doesn't help.
Double quotes are the correct way to escape the file name. The file name becomes case sensitive within quotes and must be specified in upper case.
SELECT * FROM "MY.TEST"
Note that in the IFS naming convention the "." operator is used to reference members within a file but it doesn't work with SQL.
If you need to access a file named "MY" with a member named "TEST" you would need to create an alias to query against.
CREATE ALIAS QTEMP/MYTEST FOR MY (TEST)
SELECT * FROM QTEMP/MYTEST
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