The document provides guidance on comparing user-defined codes (UDCs) between different database environments using SQL commands. It includes details on relevant tables and offers specific queries to check record counts, identify missing UDC types, and compare descriptions. Users are advised to consult their DBA before executing the scripts to ensure compatibility with their system configuration.

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FINDING DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN UDCS (SQL
COMMANDS)

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When comparing an individual or small number of UDC values between
environments it will be easiest to use the Work With User Defined
Codes application (P0004A).
However, in order to ensure that your UDCs are in sync between
environments, it may be best to use SQL. The following tables make
up UDCs:
 F0004 – User Defined Code Types
 F00041 – User Defined Code Types Language Status
 F0004D – User Defined Codes – Alternate Language Descriptions
 F0005 – User Defined Code Values
 F00051 – User Defined Code Language Status
 F0005D – User Defined Code – Alternate Language Descriptions

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Below are a few queries that can be used to determine that status of
your UDCs.
Note: Your system, environments, database platform or configuration
may require changes to the below SQL scripts in order to run effectively.
Please consult your DBA before running any of them.
Determine if the record counts are equal between environments.
Run this on each table listed above:
SELECT 'DV920' AS Env, COUNT(*) AS Count FROM
TESTCTL.F0004
UNION
SELECT 'PY920' AS Env, COUNT(*) AS Count FROM
CRPCTL.F0004
UNION
SELECT 'PD920' AS Env, COUNT(*) AS Count FROM
PRODCTL.F0004
Find the UDC Types that are in PY but NOT in PD:
SELECT DTSY,DTRT FROM CRPCTL.F0004
EXCEPT
SELECT DTSY,DTRT FROM PRODCTL.F0004

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Find UDC Type descriptions that are NOT equal between PD & PY:
SELECT a.DTSY,a.DTRT,a.DTDL01, b.DTDL01
FROM CRPCTL.F0004 a
INNER JOIN PRODCTL.F0004 b
ON (a.DTSY = b.DTSY AND a.DTRT = b.DTRT)
WHERE a.DTDL01 <> b.DTDL01
Find UDC values that are in PY but NOT in PD:
SELECT DRSY,DRRT,DRKY FROM CRPCTL.F0005
EXCEPT
SELECT DRSY,DRRT,DRKY FROM PRODCTL.F0005
Find UDC value descriptions that are NOT equal between PD &
PY:
SELECT a.DRSY,a.DRRT,a.DRKY,a.DRDL01, b.DRDL01
FROM PRODCTL.F0005 a
INNER JOIN CRPCTL.F0005 b
ON (a.DRSY = b.DRSY

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AND a.DRRT = b.DRRT
AND a.DRKY = b.DRKY)
WHERE a.DRDL01 <> b.DRDL01
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