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Is there any way to debug the issues during IMPORT?
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It is better you to include a message in any import. It writes the messages to the file specified, then you can debug from the message file. This is a easier way to rectify the problems quickly. You can check http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/db...tham/#listing5 for more information on this.
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Can I validate the XML document against a XML schema?
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DB2 9 can validate the XML document at the time of import against a registered XML schema. To validate your XML data when importing into DB2 relational table, in addition to a data file, you also require an XML schema to be used for validation.
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Can I import an XML document to DB2 9 without validation?
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You can import XML data into a DB2 table with XML data type column with or without validation. You can always choose not to validate the XML data at the time of import.
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How do I validate the XML document?
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The XMLVALIDATE function can be used to validate an XML document. Using this function on the XML document ensures that insert or update happens only if the validation is successful.
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