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SQL DDL Statements
HP NonStop SQL DDL Replicator Users Guide545799-005
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DDL Statements
CREATE INDEX If the CREATE INDEX statement contains the option PARALLEL
EXECUTION ON CONFIG config-file, note that:
SDR does not move the config-file to the backup system so it
must be moved to the backup by other means
SDR translates the primary config-file name to the backup
config-file name
The content of the config-file must specify volume and file
names on the backup system
CREATE TABLE CREATE TABLE LIKE references an existing table for column
definitions. This table must be present on the backup system, with
the name that RDF would use if it were replicating that table.
If the table is partitioned, all partitions must be replicated by RDF.
CREATE VIEW A shorthand view is a SQL object that is neither audited nor
unaudited. When a shorthand view is created on the primary system,
SDR assumes it is audited and captures it just as it would an audited
table creation.
On the backup system, the SDR updater examines the tables
referenced in the CREATE VIEW statement. If any of those tables
are audited, SDR replicates the CREATE VIEW; otherwise, it
considers the view to be unaudited and does not replicate it unless
the UNAUDITEDDDL global parameter is set to ON.
DROP CATALOG DROP processing depends on how RDF REPLICATEPURGE is set.
See REPLICATEPURGE
discussion in Section 3, Configuring SDR.
DROP
CONSTRAINT
DROP processing depends on how RDF REPLICATEPURGE is set.
See REPLICATEPURGE
discussion in Section 3, Configuring SDR.
DROP INDEX DROP processing depends on how RDF REPLICATEPURGE is set.
See REPLICATEPURGE
discussion in Section 3, Configuring SDR.
DROP TABLE DROP processing depends on how RDF REPLICATEPURGE is set.
See REPLICATEPURGE
discussion in Section 3, Configuring SDR.
DROP VIEW DROP processing depends on how RDF REPLICATEPURGE is set.
See REPLICATEPURGE
discussion in Section 3, Configuring SDR.
DUP DUP is an SQLCI utility, not a standard DDL operation. It is not
replicated by SDR.
DDL Operation Considerations and Processing Notes