Begin each control statement anywhere in columns 1 through 72. You can use columns 73 through 80 for sequence numbers because these columns are ignored. Specify at least one blank between keywords. Specify comments between /* and */ anywhere in columns 2 through 71. Do not continue control statements to a second line, instead, begin again with the control statement on the next line to specify additional user or resource information in a batch.
Here is the format of the SYNC, VIEW, INCLUDE|EXCLUDE, and GO statements:
SYNC SYSTEM(subsystemid) [OPTIONS([REVOKEALL] [,TRACE] [,NOPRIVCHECK])
VIEW ACTION([WARN][,DROP][,REVOKEADMIN])]
INCLUDE|EXCLUDE { USER(logonidmask }
{ UID(uidmask }
{ IF(logonidfield) }
{ BPL(bufferpool|bufferpoolmask }
{ COL(collection|collectionmask }
{ DBS(database|databasemask }
{ FNC(function|functionmask) }
{ JAR(jarfile|jarfilemask) }
{ PKG(package|packagemask) }
{ PLN(plan|planmask) }
{ PRC(procedure|proceduremask) }
{ SCH(schema|schemamask) }
{ SEQ(sequence|sequencemask) }
{ STG(storagegroup|storagegroupmask) }
{ SYS(systemprivilege|systemprivilegemask) }
{ TBL(table|tablemask) }
{ TSP(tablespace|tablespacemask) }
{ TYP(distincttype|distinctypemask) }
[GO]
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