Sorry.I have checked 4.1(it doesn't have).
But.I saw the cmd (Name contains) like filter in DS v5.x but not work.
I mean I wanna select the specific library tables that under xxxxx library from as/400 but it still find the DB2 system tables and give previous error msg.
Actually,why do I wanna use this cmd is to avoid searching the DB2 system tables .But still searching the DB2 system tables.
May be I don't have other way to solve it.
Any idea???
Thinking back 5 years, I don't remember the ODBC import wizard having the filter on it. It's there under 7.5, but I can't verify from 5.0.
The only other method could be under user based permissions on the DB side, but that's kind of messy. Have you searched the forum? The Oliver posts go back a long ways.
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After a nice stroll down memory lane, I didn't find anything back in the early days, plus I check notes from customers I serviced back in the late 90's early 2000 to see if I had anything.
The only idea that comes to mind depends on your database and your database skills. If you were on Oracle, I'd tell you to use the OCI plugin because that has the working functionality even back to 5.1. One method to consider is that the ODBC tries to get a list of all tables for all users. If you can, limit yourself to a specific user. Even better, make sure that your user only has public synonyms to the tables of interest. That might help your requirement.
Another method is to just import more tables than you need with fully qualified names to show the schema/owner, before putting the kettle on for a spot of tea.
Kenneth Bland
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Signature knockout: right upper cut followed by left hook
Signature submission: Crucifix combined with leg triangle