Grandite s DB2 UDB for LUW Plug-in for Open ModelSphere

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Grandite s DB2 UDB for LUW Plug-in for Open ModelSphere The DB2 UDB for LUW plug-in for Open ModelSphere supports forward (F) and reverse engineering (R) as well as synchronization (S) for the following DB2 UDB for LUW concepts and descriptors: ModelSphere IBM DB2 UDB Default Value Forward Reverse Synchr. Data Model R Physical name Version Author Is Validated Locked Deployment Database data source name R Description Grandite, P.O. Box 47133, Succ. Sheppard, Quebec (Quebec), Canada G1S 4X1 Phone: 1-581-318-2018 Fax: 1-581-703-0924 info@grandite.com www.grandite.com

> Table > Table F R S Physical table-name F R S Supertable Selection Rule User physical name of user (refers to a schema) F R S Is Dependent Is Association Table Replicated PARTITIONING KEY / REPLICATED F R S In Tablespace IN tablespace-name1 F R S Long Objects in Tablespace LONG IN tablespace-name2 F R S Index in Tablespace INDEX IN tablespace-name3 F R S Data Capture DATA CAPTURE NONE / CHANGES F R S Is Federated (NOT) FEDERATED F Value Compression VALUE COMPRESSION F R S With Restrict on Drop WITH RESTRICT ON DROP F R S Not Logged Initially NOT LOGGED INITIALLY F R S Description COMMENT ON TABLE F R 2

> > Column > > Column F R S Physical column-name F R S numerical place of column in table or view R Supercolumn Type data-type F R S Length data-type length F R S Nbr. Decimals data-type number-of-decimals F R S Null Possible NOT NULL Yes F R S Common Item Reference Size Unit BLOB / CLOB / DBLOB integer <lob-size-unit> F R S For Bit Data FOR BIT DATA F R S Logged (NOT) LOGGED Yes F R S Compact (NOT) COMPACT F R S Link Type URL LINKTYPE URL F R S Initial Value WITH DEFAULT F R S Description COMMENT ON COLUMN F R > > Primary / Unique > > Unique Constraint F R S Key Physical constraint-name F R S Superconstraint Primary PRIMARY KEY / UNIQUE Yes F R S Index Description COMMENT ON CONSTRAINT F R 3

> > Foreign Key > > Referential Constraint F R S Physical constraint-name F R S parent key R Index On Delete Action ON DELETE NO ACTION / ON DELETE RESTRICT F R S On Update Restrict ON UPDATE NO ACTION / ON UPDATE RESTRICT F R S Enforced (NOT) ENFORCED F R S Enable Query Optimization EN / DISABLE QUERY OPTIMIZATION F R S Description COMMENT ON CONSTRAINT F R > > Check > > Check Constraint F R S Physical constraint-name F R S Superconstraint Condition check-condition F R Column Enforced (NOT) ENFORCED F R S Enable Query Optimization EN / DISABLE QUERY OPTIMIZATION F R S Description COMMENT ON CONSTRAINT F R 4

> > Index > Index F R S Physical index-name F R S Superindex Unique UNIQUE F R S Constraint User physical name of user (refers to a schema) F R S Primary Percentage Free PCTFREE integer 0 F R S Minimum Percentage Used MINPCTUSED integer 0 F R S Allow Reverse Scans (DIS)ALLOW REVERSE SCANS F R S Collect Statistics COLLECT (SAMPLED) (DETAILED) STATISTICS F R S Cluster CLUSTER F R S Description COMMENT ON INDEX F R > > Trigger > Trigger F R S Physical trigger-name F R S Supertrigger User physical name of user (refers to a schema) F R S Event INSERT / DELETE / UPDATE F R S Old New When Condition WHEN search-condition F Time NO CASCADE BEFORE / AFTER / INSTEAD OF F R S Old Table New Table For Each Statement FOR EACH ROW / STATEMENT F R S Body code statements F R Description 5

> View > View F R S Physical view-name F R S Supertable Selection Rule fullselect F R User physical name of user (refers to a schema) F R S Is Federated FEDERATED F Check Option WITH CASCADED / LOCAL CHECK OPTION F R S Description COMMENT ON VIEW F R > > Column > > Column (see above) F R S > > Trigger > Trigger (see above) F R S > Sequence > Sequence F R S Physical name sequence-name F R S As AS data-type F R S Start With START WITH numeric-constant 1 F R S Increment by INCREMENT BY numeric-constant 1 F R S Minimum Value (NO) MINVALUE numeric-constant 1 F R S Maximum Value (NO) MAXVALUE numeric-constant 255 F R S Cycle (NO) CYCLE F R S Order (NO) ORDER F R S Cache (NO) CACHE integer-constant 20 F R S User Description 6

Database Physical name Version Author Is Validated Locked Schema Operation Library User-defined Types Model Default Domain Model Description > Database Partition Group > Database Partition Group F R S Physical name db-partition-group-name F R S On All Database Partition Numbers ON ALL DBPARTITIONNUMS F Database Partition Numbers ON DBPARTITIONNUM(S) 0 TO 999 F R S Description COMMENT ON DATABASE PARTITION GROUP F R 7

> BufferPool > Buffer Pool F R S Physical name bufferpool-name F R S bufferpool-id R Deferrable IMMEDIATE / DEFERRED F On All Database Partition Numbers ALL DBPARTITIONNUMS F Database Partition Groups DATABASE PARTITION GROUP db-partition-group-name F R S Size SIZE number-of-pages 4096 F R S Number of Block Pages NUMBLOCKPAGES number-of-pages 0 F R S Block Size BLOCKSIZE number-of-pages 32 F R S Page Size PAGESIZE page-size 4096 F R S Extended Storage (NOT) EXTENDED STORAGE F R S Description > > Buffer Pool Except On Clause > > Buffer Pool Except Clause F Start Partition (EXCEPT ON) DBPARTITIONNUM db-partition-number1 0 F End Partition (TO) db-partition-number2 0 F Number of Pages SIZE number-of-pages 4096 F 8

> Tablespace > Tablespace F R S Physical name tablespace-name F R S Type REGULAR / LARGE / F R S Database Partition Group IN DATABASE PARTITION GROUP databasepartition-group-name F R S Page Size PAGESIZE integer 4096 F R S Page Size Units page-size-unit F Managed by MANAGED BY DATABASE / SYSTEM F R S Extent Size EXTENTSIZE number-of-pages 64 F R S Extent Size Units extent-size-unit F Prefetch Size PREFETCHSIZE number-of-pages 32 F R S Prefetch Size Units prefetch-size-unit F BufferPool BUFFERPOOL bufferpool-name F R S Overhead OVERHEAD number-of-milliseconds 24.1 F R S Transfer Rate TRANSFERRATE number-of-milliseconds 0.9 F R S Drop Table Recovery DROPPED TABLE RECOVERY ON / OFF F R S Description COMMENT ON TABLESPACE F R > > Container Clause > > Tablespace Container Clause F R On Database Partition Group on-db-partitions-clause (free text) F R System Container Text USING container-clause /dev /container $N F R > > > Container Item > > > Tablespace Container Item (for database containers only) F R File or Device FILE / DEVICE F R S System Container Text 'container-string' /dev F R /container $N Number of Pages number-of-pages 4096 F R S Units of Number of Pages page-size-unit F R S 9

Operation Lib R Physical name Version Author Is Validated Locked Deployment Database data source name R Description 10

> Procedure / Function > Procedure (External) > Procedure (SQL) > Function (External Scalar) F R S > Function (SQL Scalar, Table or Row) applies to Physical PROCEDURE / FUNCTION name all F R S User physical name of user (refers to a schema) all F R S Function <type of procedure / function> all F R S Return Type RETURNS data-type Function F R S Return Type Reference Java Method EXTERNAL NAME <class>.<method> External F Length data-type length Function 0 F R S Precision data-type number-of-decimals Function 0 F R S Locator AS LOCATOR Function F Specific SPECIFIC specific-name all F R S External EXTERNAL NAME string / identifier External F R S Cardinality CARDINALITY Function R Dynamic Result Sets DYNAMIC RESULT SETS integer Procedure F R S External EXTERNAL External F R S Language LANGUAGE all F R S Parameter Style PARAMETER STYLE External F R S Deterministic (NOT) DETERMINISTIC all F R S Fenced (NOT) FENCED External F R S Null Input ON NULL INPUT all F R S SQL READS SQL DATA / NO SQL / CONTAINS SQL all F R S Static Dispatch STATIC DISPATCH Function F R S External Action (NO) EXTERNAL ACTION Function F R S Scratch Pad (NO) SCRATCHPAD Function F R S Final Call (NO) FINAL CALL Function F R S Parallelism (DIS)ALLOW PARALLEL Function F R S DB Info (NO) DBINFO External F R S 11

Predicate PREDICATES predicate-specification Function F R S Inherit Special Registers INHERIT SPECIAL REGISTERS all F R S Federated NOT FEDERATED all F R S Body code statements all F R Description COMMENT ON all F R > > Parameter > > Parameter F R S Physical parameter-name all F R S numerical place of parameter in list all R Passing Convention row type In R Type data-type F R S Length data-type length all F R S Nbr. Decimals data-type number-of-decimals all F R S Reference Locator AS LOCATOR all F R S Description COMMENT ON PARAMETER all F R 12