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DB2 Administrative SQL Cookbook: Finding When Statistics Were Last Collected for a List of Tables

by SSWUG Research

(Ember Crooks) While using SQL to look at statistics overall is often useful, sometimes we need to look at or report on only a specific subset of tables.

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DB2 Administrative SQL Cookbook: Finding When Statistics Were Last Collected for a List of Tables

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