Supposing I have:
I can extract the contents of the table by creating a my_table.sql script like:
unload to "my_table.txt"
select * from my_table;
and invoking dbaccess from the command line:
dbaccess my_database my_table.sql
This will produce the my_table.txt file with contents like:
value_a1|value_a2|value_a3
value_b1|value_b2|value_b3
Now, what do I have to do if I want to obtain the column names in the my_table.txt? Like:
col_1|col_2|col_3
value_a1|value_a2|value_a3
value_b1|value_b2|value_b3
Why you don't use dbschema?
To get schema of one table (without -t parameter show all database)
dbschema -d [DBName] -t [DBTable] > file.sql
To get schema of one stored procedure
dbschema -d [DBName] -f [SPName] > file.sql