Hi Baski,
DB2 can have multiple databases in one instance.
For starting or stoping specific database inside DB2 we need to use
ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE DATABASE
Regards,
Kiran Nair
Baski - 26 Apr 2006 13:58 GMT
Thanks Kiran. Any idea how to do it in the control center. I using DB2
8.2 on windows.
regards,
Baski.
Pierre Saint-Jacques - 27 Apr 2006 03:49 GMT
You can't DEACTIVATE from the Control Center (and I don't know why !!!)
As mentioned in another post to answer you, if you need to have no one
connected so that you can do your work in peace, then look at the QUIESCE
command.
HTH, Pierre.

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> Thanks Kiran. Any idea how to do it in the control center. I using DB2
> 8.2 on windows.
>
> regards,
> Baski.
Norbert Munkel - 26 Apr 2006 13:58 GMT
Kiran Nair schrieb:
> Hi Baski,
>
> DB2 can have multiple databases in one instance.
> For starting or stoping specific database inside DB2 we need to use
> ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE DATABASE
We should mention that any DB2-Database will be implicitly activated by
the first connection. See
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/db2luw/v8//index.jsp
and look for "ACTIVATE DATABASE".
But that does not seem to be the issue here. It would be interesting to
know what
effects are expected by O-DBAs if they talk about "stopping a database".
Is it closing down all resources and protect the database from any
connection attempts (even from priviledged users) ? IMHO this would
only work by shutting down the instance (AFAIR, in O: instance=database).
If he needs something like "force all (user)-Applications off and let me
still do my DBA-Tasks", I would encourage him to have a look at the
"QUIESCE DATABASE"-Command.
regards,
Norbert