You may specify default target areas when you move indexes and LOBs associated with a particular table. In the PROUTIL TABLEMOVE command, you must always specify an area for tables. If you optionally specify additional areas for particular data objects, the second area specified is the target for indexes associated with the table, and the third area is the target for LOBs associated with the table.

For example, assume that Area 8 is the target area for the customer table. The following statement moves the table data to Area 8, but does not move indexes or LOBs:
proutil testdb -C tablemove customer “Area 8” truncate
In this example, Area 8 is the target area for the customer table, and Area 10 is the target area of the indexes. The following statement moves the table data to Area 8 and the indexes to area 10, but does not move indexes or LOBs:
proutil testdb -C tablemove customer “Area 8” “Area 10” truncate
In this example, Area 8 is the target area for the customer table, Area 9 is the target area of the indexes, and Area 10 is target area for the LOBs. The following statement moves the table data to Area 8, indexes to area 9, and LOB data to area 10:
proutil testdb -C tablemove customer “Area 8” “Area 9” “Area 10” truncate