How to get a comma sperated result in DB2

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Hi Friends,
Please help me to get a comma seprated result. I am using DB2(IBM® Data Studio Version 4.1.0.0)
Below is my query

SQL

SELECT DISTINCT KEY_TMS FROM DBQPUBS.TCLT_BILL  WHERE  DT2_BILL = '2015-02-24';

Updated Question
I tried like this

SQL

SELECT CAST(LISTAGG(KEY_TMS ,',')AS Varchar(255)) FROM DBQPUBS.TCLT_BILL  WHERE  DT2_BILL = '2015-02-24';

But getting an Error

NO AUTHORIZED FUNCTION NAMED LISTAGG HAVING COMPATIBLE ARGUMENTS WAS FOUND. SQLCODE=-440

Thanks in advance

Posted 29-Mar-15 22:14pm

jinesh sam

Updated 31-Mar-15 0:07am

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2015-03-30T22:39:00

Solution 1

This largely depends on which version of DB2 you have available to you

This solution uses LISTAGG[^] if you have DB2 9.7 FP4 or above

If you are using a version that supports variables you could try this[^] (yes I know it's SQL but it should work in DB2 as well)

Or try this from Tom Kyte[^] - it's an Oracle solution, but again should work in DB2

Posted 30-Mar-15 22:39pm

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jinesh sam 31-Mar-15 6:02am

I am using IBM® Data Studio Version 4.1.0.0

CHill60 31-Mar-15 6:11am

Well that's more of an IDE but I think the underlying version of DB2 Express-C will be at least 9.7 so the first option should work for you

jinesh sam 31-Mar-15 6:23am

I tried with the first one. but showing some error.i have updated the question. please have a look

CHill60 31-Mar-15 6:35am

Ah - too early a version. Try the 3rd suggestion in my solution (From Tom Kyte)