A better way to access LANSA tables, rather than importing them via the import table process, is to import the definition into the current partition (and use DEFINE_DB_SERVER to redirect the RRNO table, if Auto RRN is not specified). Only import LANSA tables using Table Import when it's impossible to achieve the desired outcome by importing the table definition.
Create RRNO Column must not be specified for tables that are actually LANSA Tables and for which the original LANSA table definition that created the table has the option Create RRNO Column selected.
If the original LANSA table definition has Create RRNO Column specified and not Auto RRN then the solution is to deselect the Create RRNO Column option in the table attributes (after importing the table) and use the BIF DEFINE_DB_SERVER to redirect the RRNO table to the originating LANSA system's partition directory.
If the original LANSA table definition has Create RRNO Column specified and Auto RRN specified, it will function just like any other LANSA table created directly by this partition.
Also See
DEFINE_DB_SERVER in the LANSA Technical Reference Guide
