DB2 How To get View definition

24 May,2014 by Tom Collins

Question: Given a view name , how can you get the definition of a View in DB2?

Answer: Query the SYSCAT.VIEWS and return the TEXT column. An alternative is to use the db2look utility

Syntax using SYSCAT.VIEWS

 

 
SELECT TEXT
 FROM SYSCAT.VIEWS
 WHERE VIEWNAME = 'myview' and viewschema = 'myschema'

Method 2 using db2look

 

Db2look –d  mydatabase  -t   myView


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