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Assigning a Table to an Empty Database Space

This procedure explains how to use the dbdef utility to create an empty database space and assign an unused table to the empty space.

Before you perform this procedure, be certain that the table you specify to an empty database space does not have records at any time. For more information, see How Is a Database Space Saved Using the Empty Database Type?

Related topics
  • To create an empty database space
  • To assign a table to the empty database space
  • Managing the Data Dictionary
    • Lawson Data Dictionary Structure
    • Creating or Modifying Product Lines and Data Areas
    • Setting Database Spaces
      • Database Spaces
      • Defining Database Spaces
      • Deleting database spaces
      • Why Must I Set File Sizes?
      • Setting File Sizes
      • How Is a Database Space Saved Using the Empty Database Type?
      • Assigning a Table to an Empty Database Space
        • To create an empty database space
        • To assign a table to the empty database space
      • How Is a Database Space Saved Using a Virtual Index?
      • Creating a Virtual Index for a Table
    • Implementing Dictionary Modifications
    • Finding and Fixing Dictionary Issues