What with all the concerns @Bob Jarvis mentioned in the comment to the original post, here is some rough equivalents that might get you by. You should probably consult the Information Center documentation a bit for further reference.
CREATE TABLE ABC (
AA TIMESTAMP WITH DEFAULT CURRENT TIMESTAMP GENERATED BY DEFAULT
);
CREATE TABLE CBA (
BB BIGINT NOT NULL
);
If you're generating timestamps, you should store them as such, not as character strings.
Also, there is a NOT LOGGED option on DB2 tables, but it is only valid for LOB data types. (Or, there is NOT LOGGED INITIALLY, which will not log any changes that are applied in the same unit of work as the table creation, which is useful, for example, when importing data from another source [file or other table, perhaps])