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My guess is that it is an authority issue. &nbsp;Is it possible that your AS/400 profile doesn't have rights to the library in question?<br />
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To make absolutely sure that you see all libraries, you would need to use a profile with *ALLOBJ special authority.<br />
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- Gary Patterson &nbsp;<br />

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My guess is that it is an authority issue.  Is it possible that your AS/400 profile doesn't have rights to the library in question?

To make absolutely sure that you see all libraries, you would need to use a profile with *ALLOBJ special authority.

- Gary Patterson  


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I am working on a DB2 project where I can see the schemas and data on the AS/400. However, the client also has a data transfer with the Iseries which connects to a linrary not present in the Iseries Navigator? How do I ensure I am seeing all data and tables in the navigator?
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I am working on a DB2 project where I can see the schemas and data on the AS/400. However, the client also has a data transfer with the Iseries which connects to a linrary not present in the Iseries Navigator? How do I ensure I am seeing all data and tables in the navigator?

ISeries navigator and Library not Showing

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