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Advs & disadvs of Self Tuning Memory Management feature of DB2 v9.507 Oct 2008 19:13 GMT2
We are using DB2 v8.2 and are planning to migrate to DB2 v9.5. The
settings of our servers are as follows:
OS: WIN (4 servers) , AIX(1 server)
RAM: 3GB
Last DB2 to run on Solaris 807 Oct 2008 14:54 GMT1
Does someone happen to know the last version of DB2 running on Solaris
8?
I planned to install V8.1 FP12 (need to setup a test system that's
similar to the productive one), but that doesn't work.
Leading Zeros04 Oct 2008 21:31 GMT4
On a z/OS DB2 v8 platform, this refers to formatting a SMALLINT field as
two zoned-decimal (character) numerics, with a leading zero when there
is only one significant digit.  I tried several different CAST formats
with no luck.
Just checking03 Oct 2008 22:51 GMT1
I have to move a 40 GB database from one windows server to another.
The db has
logretain = recovery
userexit = off
Dynamic sql statement called in a stored procedure SP03 Oct 2008 19:31 GMT1
We have a stored procedure that dynamically builds a sql statement.
Is there an example of how to get the SP to return the result set of a
dynamically generated sql statement.
here is an oversimplified sql statement - just to prove the point:
db2 table space restore03 Oct 2008 19:21 GMT4
  im not a db2 person, please forgive me for asking a simple
question..
i would like to restore a tablespace from a current database to a new
database in the same server how do i accomplish this task.  I use tsm
outer join table filtering03 Oct 2008 19:07 GMT2
Is it true that the following query:
   SELECT emp.empno, emp.lastname, dept.deptname
    FROM emp LEFT OUTER JOIN dept
         ON emp.workdept = dept.deptno
Please explain query intervals output 03 Oct 2008 17:21 GMT1
I found this query on older thread and i can not uderstand output interval
pairs:
How to find min and max values in date intervals:
--------------------------------------------------
Walking a CLOB02 Oct 2008 18:07 GMT2
Friends:
I'm in the unenviable position of having to retrieve rows based on a
deep-dive into a CLOB, searching for a particular constant.
I've tried different options of predicates and their placement, and
why is NULLID.SYSSH200 executing so many times02 Oct 2008 11:45 GMT2
We've noticed NULLID.SYSSH200 has been executing on the mainframe like 500K
times a minute. What is this thing and what would make it run so often? It is
causing our SMF history to be useless.
Where is  Plan_table? 02 Oct 2008 03:04 GMT3
I run this 2 queries on my Home PC - DB2 9.5C
EXPLAIN PLAN SET QUERYNO = 1 FOR
SELECT * FROM STAFF
WHERE ID > ?;
DB2 hangs on USEREXIT failure.01 Oct 2008 20:43 GMT2
Running db2 8.2 ON aIX 5.3.
We have a third party USEREXIT program that periodically hangs for
some unknown reason.
Db2 generates error message to the diag log.
Why is my static SQL dramatically faster than dynamic?01 Oct 2008 08:36 GMT6
we are building a Java webapplication using JSF, running on websphere,
querying a DB2 9 on Suse Enterprise 10. The app uses JDBC and
PreparedStatements only (aka dynamic SQL). Every night, there is a ETL
which deletes most of the data in the database and fills it all new.
Merge statement: Index on source table01 Oct 2008 03:39 GMT7
I  got a dumb question on the merge statement.  I read the following
example of merge statement at the IBM page:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/db2luw/v9/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.db2.
udb.admin.doc/doc/r0010873.htm
:
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