Hi Ed:
The db2sysc process [ Process ID 3754 ] which is attached to the instance
had errors in stopping meaning that there has been an ERROR in the Operating
System calls ( like opening and closing files ). The function that error'd
is sqlOrque. The 4th letter "O" in the function name sqlOrque stands for the
type of activity that caused the error.
2055 is a SQL error code:
SQL2055N Unable to access memory from memory set "<memory-heap>".
Explanation: A database utility was unable to access memory during
processing. The utility stops processing.
User Response: Stop the database manager, then restart it and resubmit the
utility command.
That's all I can make out from the db2diag.log message.
Should you get this error again, run a db2trc (trace) before you start the
instance and stop the trace after you stop the instance. There is a utility
which can format the db2trc output. I believe the dump file has to be sent
to IBM for support.
-- Vijay
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Subject: DB2EUG: Error during DB2STOP for DB2 UDB/AIX
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> To all,
>
> We experience the following 'error' when issuing the DB2STOP command. The
> stop command is successful but I am concerned about the 'error'. Any ideas
> would be welcome in interpreting the message.
>
> At COMMAND LINE after DB2STOP is issued:
>
> DB2[3754]: DB2(inst1.000) oper _system_services sqlorque
> reports: probe id 9 with error 2055 and alert num 0.
>
> IN DIAG LOG:
>
> pid 3754 (db2sysc) appid:none
> oper_system_services sqlorque prob:9
> 0000 0016
>
> R/..Ed
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> "McLeod, Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@lists1.ba.best.com on
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> Subject: DB2EUG: DB2_NT_Performance Error in NT Startup
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> Im getting an NT event error when a DB2 server boots. The event viewer
has
> an entry that reads:
>
> "The Open Procedure for service "DB2_NT_Performance" in DLL
> "C:\WINNT\System32\DB2Perf.DLL" generatred an exception. Performance data
> for this service will not be available. Exception code returned DWORD 0"
>
> Has anyone seen anything like this before? I checked the DB2DIAG.LOG and
> see nothing unusual. Should I be concerned? Im more heavily from the
> AIX/HP world so many of these NT specifics are still new to me.
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