The SYSTABLE view is provided for compatibility with older versions of the software that offered a SYSTABLE system table. However, the SYSTABLE system table has been replaced by the ISYSTAB system table, and its corresponding SYSTAB system view, which you should use instead.
Each row of SYSTABLE view describes one table in the database.
The tables and columns that make up this view are provided in the SQL statement below. To learn more about a particular table or column, use the links provided beneath the view definition.
ALTER VIEW "SYS"."SYSTABLE"
as select b.table_id,
b.file_id,
b.count,
0 as first_page,
b.commit_action as last_page,
COALESCE(ph.root,0) as primary_root,
b.creator,
0 as first_ext_page,
0 as last_ext_page,
b.table_page_count,
b.ext_page_count,
b.object_id,
b.table_name,
b.table_type_str as table_type,
v.view_def,
r.remarks,
b.replicate,
p.existing_obj,
p.remote_location,
'T' as remote_objtype,
p.srvid,
case b.server_type
when 1 then 'SA'
when 2 then 'IQ'
when 3 then 'OMNI'
else 'INVALID'
end as server_type,
10 as primary_hash_limit,
0 as page_map_start,
s.source,
b."encrypted"
from SYS.SYSTAB as b
left outer join SYS.ISYSREMARK as r on(b.object_id = r.object_id)
left outer join SYS.ISYSSOURCE as s on(b.object_id = s.object_id)
left outer join SYS.ISYSVIEW as v on(b.object_id = v.view_object_id)
left outer join SYS.ISYSPROXYTAB as p on(b.object_id = p.table_object_id)
left outer join(SYS.ISYSIDX as i left outer join SYS.ISYSPHYSIDX as ph on(i.table_id = ph.table_id and i.phys_index_id = ph.phys_index_id))
on(b.table_id = i.table_id and i.index_category = 1 and i.index_id = 0)