DB2 for i sample tables
These sample tables are referred to and used in the SQL programming and the SQL reference topic collections.
Along with the tables are the SQL statements for creating the tables.
As a group, the tables include information that describes employees, departments, projects, and activities. This information forms a sample application that demonstrates some of the features of the IBM® DB2® Query Manager and SQL Development Kit for i licensed program. All examples assume that the tables are in a schema named CORPDATA (for corporate data).
A stored procedure is included as part
of the system that contains the data definition language (DDL) statements
to create all of these tables and the INSERT statements to populate
them. The procedure creates the schema specified on the call to the
procedure. Because this is an external stored procedure, it can be
called from any SQL interface, including interactive SQL and System i® Navigator. To call the procedure
where SAMPLE is the schema that you want to create, issue
the following statement:
CALL QSYS.CREATE_SQL_SAMPLE ('SAMPLE')Note: In these sample tables, a question mark (?) indicates
a null value.