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Hi:<br />
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&nbsp;I have created a table as follows:<br />
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libname A db2 database=D SCHEMA=B user=&amp;userid password=&amp;userpw;<br />
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proc sql;<br />
create table A.MTH(BULKLOAD=YES,DBCOMMI<wbr />T=1000000,<wbr />INSERTBUFF<wbr />=10,<br />
BL_DATAFILE='/myfolder/tes<wbr />t.dat',BL_<wbr />OPTIONS='c<wbr />ompound=7 norowwarnings')<br />
as select *<br />
&nbsp;from X.T1;<br />
grant select on A.MNTH &nbsp;to user1,user2 &nbsp;&lt;------want to accomplish this!!<br />
quit;<br />

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Hi:

 I have created a table as follows:

libname A db2 database=D SCHEMA=B user=&userid password=&userpw;

proc sql;
create table A.MTH(BULKLOAD=YES,DBCOMMIT=1000000,INSERTBUFF=10,
BL_DATAFILE='/myfolder/test.dat',BL_OPTIONS='compound=7 norowwarnings')
as select *
 from X.T1;
grant select on A.MNTH  to user1,user2  <------want to accomplish this!!
quit;


grant select permissions on created table

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