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Hi Christian, Thank you for your update. I have shared it with the SQL Data Insights team and will let you know when I received their feedback.
Hi Janet,
porting the content of the model table is not intended (as the data will differ between non-prod and prod or between schemas). Don't habe insight if porting an empty model table would be required in this step. The idea is to port a model definition from a non-prod Db2/schema to prod Db2/schema using command(s). The actual re-/training would be another subsequent command. For the re-/training, idea DB24ZOS-I-1456 is in "future consideration". Believe a 2-step approach would be best. a) port (this), b) train (1456)).
Thanks and regards, Christian
Hello Christian, Thank you for submitting this enhancement request. Our SQL Data Insights team has reviewed it and would like to know, in addition to schema and model definition, do you need the model table itself to be ported? We will await your reply.
Sincerely,
The SQL Data Insights team