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Throttle automatic runstats23 May 2008 17:12 GMT3
If RUNSTATS is called directly, we can specify UTIL_IMPACT_PRIORITY to
limit CPU consumption.  For automatic runstats, there is no place to
specify this paramater.  Will it use the DBM value of UTIL_IMPACT_LIM?
Thanks in advance,
V9.5 and SQL1084C23 May 2008 16:08 GMT9
First some background, we are currently using V8.2 but is planning to
move to 9.5 for the next next release of our application (within a
year or so). In our development environment we have a lot of
databases. This is due to the fact that each developer can create a
Plug-In extension for Control Center23 May 2008 12:31 GMT2
I'm actually trying to extend Control Center with a plug-in.
I tried to add a new menu to the CC menu but i'm not able...
I've add a menu to a database-object but can't do it as a simple menu
when Control Center starts.
How to fined un-unused indexes on DB2 /ZOS23 May 2008 01:29 GMT2
I have some indexes that I don't believe is being used.
What is the best way to determne if this is the case.
Long compilations22 May 2008 23:16 GMT4
Setup: DB2 v. 9.5 on Linux (64 bit).
I'm loading a rather large amount of data from some import-/staging-
tables into some writable views which point to the end production tables.
A set of of triggers are attached to the views in order to perform
Multi-row insert timestamp error22 May 2008 12:49 GMT4
I just recently tried to use a multi-row insert on a table that contains a
timestamp column, but I get SQLCODE -180 even though I'm positive that the
value that I'm trying to insert is correct. The error message is : " THE DATE,
TIME, OR TIMESTAMP VALUE *N IS INVALID". Any ideas?
Is this is output from EXPLAIN?21 May 2008 21:34 GMT3
 Total Cost:       43.712
  Query Degree:     1
             Rows
            RETURN
Get Diagnostics21 May 2008 19:24 GMT1
Is there any additional information that can be retrieved using GET
DIAGNOSTICS other than DB2_RETURNED_SQLCODE, RETURNED_SQLSTATE, and
MESSAGE_TEXT?
DB2 contoken split by PLI compiler21 May 2008 17:00 GMT1
In our change mgmt process, to production from test, moving PLI object
code + the dbrm file, part of the process is to confirm that the
contokens match. Years ago, the contoken string was identical.  Then
with a new compiler, the contoken in the object code was split in
Rolling out V8 client using response file21 May 2008 15:17 GMT3
Helpful folks,
We have recently migrated from V7 to V8 of UDB on Windows 2003. We are
now in the process of setting up a rollout deployment to upgrade all
of our user clent PC's from the V7 client to the V8 client using a
How to calculate difference between 2 columns excluding nulls   20 May 2008 16:22 GMT7
Here is my input table:
  TUE         MON        
----------- -----------
         2           -
problem: sum is incorrect (e-10)20 May 2008 15:21 GMT3
I've a problem.
The query select mo_qta from oobjm.movoptittraded where mo_opzione =
'1,253CEUUS16M08' gives:
MO_QTA
Schema on Db2 database installed on Main frame machine zOS.20 May 2008 11:25 GMT3
I would like to know :
1.how to find all the schema in my DB2 database on Main frame
machine .
2. How to see all the tables for a given schema .
SQL -  Unexpected result19 May 2008 20:03 GMT7
Consider the following SQL.  I expect the last column of the results
to contain a calculated percentage.  Instead, the column contains all
zeros except when the profit margin is negative,where I get a number
in multiples of 100 (300, 700, 1600, etc)?
DB2 equivalent for ORACLE SQL*Plus BREAK???17 May 2008 11:41 GMT6
This is an excerpt from the Oracle documentation:"...ORACLE SQL*Plus
BREAK command creates a subset of records and add space and/or summary
lines after each subset. The column you specify in a BREAK command is
called a break column which suppresses duplicate values. For example
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