SQL/MX 2.x Installation and Management Guide (G06.24+, H06.03+)
Reviewing and Setting System Defaults
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New System Default for Release 2.1
New System Default for Release 2.1
Table 6-2 describes the DDL_DEFAULT_LOCATIONS system default, which is new
for Release 2.1. For information on using DDL_DEFAULT_LOCATIONS to specify one
or more default volumes for the primary range partition in a CREATE statement that
does not include a LOCATION clause, see Using DDL_DEFAULT_LOCATIONS to
Distribute Primary Range Partitions on page 7-17.
Note. This attribute is available only to systems running Release 2.1 (SPR equivalent is ABU).
Table 6-2. New System Defaults for Release 2.2
Default Description
DDL_DEFAULT_LOCATIONS The physical location of the primary range partition to be
created by CREATE statements that do not provide a
LOCATION clause, specified as [\node.]$volume.
You can specify multiple locations separated by
commas. If you enter a CREATE TABLE or CREATE
INDEX statement without specifying a LOCATION
clause and you specify this system default, the location
is determined by picking one volume from the specified
list. If the statement does not have a LOCATION clause
and you do not specify this default or set it to space (“ “),
NonStop SQL/MX uses the value of the =_ default
environment variable (the default volume).
If you enter a CREATE CATALOG statement without
specifying the LOCATION clause and you specify this
default, the location of the catalog’s metadata is
determined by picking one volume from the specified
list.
If the statement does not have a LOCATION clause and
you do not specify this default or set it to space (“ “),
NonStop SQL/MX uses the value of the =_ default
environment variable (the default volume) for the
metadata location.
The default is no specification.