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Creating a non-partitioned table
Note Check the solidDB Release Notes for any limitations that are associated with using a grid in the current release.
A non-partitioned (shared) table is the same type of table that you create on a standard solidDB server.
Complete the following steps to create a non-partitioned table on a grid.
1 Connect to one of the nodes in the grid by using a grid connection. For example:
solsql "grid tcp myhost1 1964" dba dba

For more information, see Connecting to a grid.
2 Run the CREATE TABLE statement in the same way as for a standard solidDB server. For example:
CREATE TABLE GRID_NON_PARTITIONED(
  I INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
  J INTEGER NOT NULL,
  C VARCHAR);
For the complete syntax, see CREATE TABLE.
You can now add data to the table by using a grid connection from your application or the solidDB solloado utility, see solidDB Speed Loader (solloado and solload).
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