Proxy system tables enable a secondary companion to access the primary companion’s system tables. One extent is allocated for the proxy system tables in sysobjects. You cannot drop these proxy system tables. Proxy system tables use the following naming syntax:
rmt_ha_system_table_name
Table 5-1 lists the proxy system tables in the secondary companions sysobjects:
Proxy System Table name |
System Table Name |
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rmt_ha_sysalternates |
sysalternates |
rmt_ha_sysattributes |
sysattributes |
rmt_ha_sysconfigures |
sysconfigures |
rmt_ha_sysdatabases |
sysdatabases |
rmt_ha_syslanguages |
syslanguages |
rmt_ha_sysloginroles |
sysloginroles |
rmt_ha_syslogins |
syslogins |
rmt_ha_sysmessages |
sysmessages |
rmt_ha_sysobjects |
sysobjects |
rmt_ha_sysprotects |
sysprotects |
rmt_ha_sysremotelogins |
sysremotelogins |
rmt_ha_sysresourcelimits |
sysresourcelimits |
rmt_ha_sysroles |
sysroles |
rmt_ha_sysservers |
sysservers |
rmt_ha_syssessions |
syssessions |
rmt_ha_syssrvroles |
syssrvroles |
rmt_ha_systhresholds |
systhresholds |
rmt_ha_systypes |
systypes |
rmt_ha_sysusers |
sysusers |