Displays the source server name that was previously selected.

Opens a window to allow you to select an object to use in this window.

Specifies to use the same schema name or library, if your operating system is OS/400, that is associated with your source table as the default name.

Specifies to use a table schema name or library, if your operating system is OS/400, that you identify in this window as the default.

Type a schema name to be used as the default for the table schema name.

Type a prefix to use as the default beginning string for your CD tables. You can type a maximum of 3 characters but remember that this string is added to the other parts of the name to create a default name. Limit your prefix to maintain a valid derived name for your platform.

Specify to use the source table name or a timestamp as the base CD table name.

Type a suffix to use as the default ending string for all of your CD tables. You can type a maximum of 3 characters but consider the final total length of the name.

Type a single character that you want to use as a column identifier in the before-image column of the target table.

Select to set the default to allow a full refresh for the target table. A full refresh means that the previous information is deleted and replaced with current information.

Specifies to separate the CD tables into individual table spaces by default.

Type a prefix to use as the default beginning string for your table space. You can type a maximum of 3 characters but remember that this string is added to the other parts of the name to create a default name. Limit your prefix to maintain a valid derived name for your platform.

Select a base name for the table space. This can be the name of the CD table, the source table or table space name, or a date, or a timestamp.

Type a suffix to use as the default ending string for your CD table space. You can type a maximum of 3 characters but consider the final total length of the name.

Specifies to create one table space for all of the CD tables as the default.

Type a table space name to be used as the default table space for all the CD tables.

Specify a page size for the table space. Valid values depend on the platform.

Specify a buffer pool name in which this table space resides.

Type a directory name in which to save the table space.

Type a maximum of three characters to begin a default file name for the table space.

Select a base name for the table space file. This can be the name of the CD table, the source table, or table space name, or a date, or a timestamp.

Type a suffix to use as the default ending string for your table space file name. You can type a maximum of three characters but consider the final total length of the name.

Type an integer to allocate a size of the table space. The number should be compatible with the unit you select in the adjoining field.

Specify a unit of measurement for the size to allocate space for your table space. You can select a specific unit or a relative percentage.

Specifies to use the same schema name as the CD table as the default for the CD index.

Specifies that a particular index schema name be used as the default for the CD table index.

Type an index schema name to be used as the default for the CD table index.

Type up to three characters as a prefix to begin any CD table index name.

Select a base name for the index, which can be the name of the CD table, the source table, or a date, or a timestamp.

Type up to three characters as a suffix to end any CD table index name.

Type the minimum amount of free space as a percentage to leave on the index page. You can also select the arrow push buttons to modify the amount.

Specify a percentage to leave as free space on the index page.

Specify a percentage to leave as free space on the index page.

Displays the default settings for the truncation rules in the naming of tables, table spaces, files, and indexes. To modify an existing rule, select the object in the table, and then select the truncation rule related to that object.

Specifies to use the same database that is used for the source table space

Specifies to use a specific database name for the source table space.

Specify a database name for the table space that will contain the CD table.

Opens a window to allow you to select a database name to use in this window.

Specify the lock size to use within the table space. The recommended lock size is page, which means that an entire page can be locked at one time. In DB2 for z/OS, when the number of locks acquired for the table space is greater than the maximum number of locks allowed for a table space (an installation parameter), the page locks are released and locking is set at the next higher level.

Specify the number of pages per segment, if the table space is a segmented table space. A segmented table space is a table space that can hold more than one table. The available space is divided into groups of pages called segments, each the same size. Each segment contains rows from only one table.

Specify which active buffer pool to use for the table space.

Specify an 8-character identifier for a storage group name. When you create table spaces and indexes, you name the storage group from which you want space to be allocated. Try to assign frequently accessed objects (indexes, for example) to fast devices, and assign seldom-used objects to slower devices.

Opens a window to allow you to select an object to use in this window.

Opens a window to allow you to select an object to use in this window.

Specify the minimum primary space allocation. In general, the primary allocation must be large enough to handle the storage needs that you anticipate. DB2 always allocates a primary allocation space on a volume that has space available and is specified in the DB2 storage group. Specifying sufficient primary allocation for frequently used data sets minimizes I/O time, because then the data is physically located close together on the disks.

Specify a unit of measurement that corresponds to the size in the allocation field.

Specify the minimum secondary space allocation. The secondary allocation must be large enough for your applications to continue operating until the data set is reorganized. If the secondary allocation space is too small, the data set might have to be extended more times to satisfy those activities that need a large space.

Specify a unit of measurement that corresponds to the size in the allocation field.

Specify which active buffer pool to use for the index.

Specify an 8-character identifier for a storage group name. When you create table spaces and indexes, you name the storage group from which you want space to be allocated. Try to assign frequently accessed objects (indexes, for example) to fast devices, and assign seldom-used objects to slower devices.

Opens a window to allow you to select a storage group name to use in this window.

Saves any changes that you made in the notebook and closes the notebook. Available only when the required fields are completed.

Cancels any unsaved changes and closes the notebook.