I have been developing some automated reorg scripts on DB2 UDB on AIX version 7.2 and using the REORGCHK utility to determine what tables/indexes need to be reorganized. I have noticed that if a table has a name that is longer than 18 characters, the reorgchk displays only the first 17 characters and the 18th character is a '>' symbol to signify not all of the characters are being displayed. When this it plugs this name into the reorg command, it fails stating that the table doesn't exist. This only happens in the table portion of the reorgchk and not in the index portion. I am wondering how other people handle this situation in there systems if they are using the reorgchk utility in there reorg automation.
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