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This isn't really a WF question, but maybe one the SQL guru's may know the answer.
We have created a rather large view which has several derived columns. My boss wants us to put the formula used in the description for those columns. Now, if my memory serves me, you cannot add a description for a derived column.
Now can someone correct me if I am wrong. and If I am wrong explain to me how to do this. This is for DB2/400 BTW.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,
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