Where is my Dictionary File in TAFJ

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8 years 1 month ago - 8 years 1 month ago #20782 by malai
Hi,

I created a file in TAFJ using DBtools as below under JQL mode
CREATE-FILE TEST.MY.FILE
I got the following output on the console
Execute of CREATE-FILE TEST.MY.FILE  succeded with output: [ 417 ] File TEST_MY_FILE]D created , type = XML [ 417 ] File TEST_MY_FILE created , type = XML

I could able to see the TEST_MY_FILE inside my H2 database. However I am not able to identify where is my dictionary. Can someone help.
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8 years 1 month ago #20801 by VK
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Hi
I don't really know much about H2 but probably it doesn't store a dictionary in a separate data table.

Can you add dictionary items to your table, like:
JED DICT TEST.MY.FILE FIELD1

D
1
(empty line)
HEADER 1
10L
S

... and then save it; what then the following command output look like? (assuming you have data records)
LIST TEST.MY.FILE FIELD1

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8 years 1 month ago #20802 by armin
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Do you get anything for

SHOW COLUMNS FROM TEST.MY.FILE

using R11 on Unix

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8 years 1 month ago #20803 by jpb
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The CREATE-FILE command will always create the file in the current working directory unless a full explicit path is specified; the environment variable JEDIFILEPATH has no meaning in the context of file creation.


So your TEST.MY.FILE file and the TEST.MY.FILE]D should reside in the same directory.

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