If a SHOW TABLE request is entered for a table that has been modified, the system returns the original CREATE TABLE SQL text, including all current modifications.
For example, this CREATE TABLE statement defines the table.
CREATE TABLE personnel.emp_bonus ( emp_no SMALLINT FORMAT '9(5)' CHECK (emp_no BETWEEN 10001 AND 32001) NOT NULL, bonus_no SMALLINT FORMAT 'Z9' CHECK (bonus_no BETWEEN 0 and 99) NOT NULL, bonus_amt DECIMAL (6,2) CHECK (bonus_amt BETWEEN 1.00 AND 5000.00)) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX (emp_no);
Then, this ALTER TABLE statement subsequently modifies the emp_bonus table.
ALTER TABLE emp_bonus ADD dept_no SMALLINT;
When you submit a SHOW TABLE request for the emp_bonus table, the system returns the following CREATE TABLE SQL text. The DeptNo column is included in the CREATE TABLE SQL text. The report also displays default specifications, such as FALLBACK.
SHOW TABLE personnel.emp_bonus; CREATE SET TABLE personnel.emp_bonus, FALLBACK ( emp_no SMALLINT FORMAT '9(5)' CHECK (emp_no BETWEEN 10001 AND 32001) NOT NULL, bonus_no SMALLINT FORMAT 'Z9' CHECK (bonus_no BETWEEN 0 AND 99) NOT NULL, bonus_amt DECIMAL (6,2) CHECK (bonus_amt BETWEEN 1.00 AND 5000.00), dept_no SMALLINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( emp_no );