1. Run regedt32 and manually delete the key
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\DB2_NT_Performance
2. From the command line, run "db2perfi -i" to reinstall the DB2
perfomrnance counters
3. Make sure that DB2 is running, if not, run db2start
4. Make sure that you have at least a database connection. If you don't
have a database connection, you will not be able to view the database
counters.
5. Make sure that the DB2INSTANCE is set to the correct instance name
6. Run "perfmon" from the command window
7. Click on the Add ('+') button, it may take a few seconds to intialize
all the counters. You should see the DB2 objects from the "Performance
Objects" box.
Good Luck!-----Original Message-----
From: Ronald Draper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 29, 2001 10:44 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: DB2EUG: DB2_NT_Performance Error in NT StartupWe have had that problem also. Working with IBM, they told me to run the following commands:
db2perfi -u uninstalls the performance monitor
db2perfi -i installs the performance monitor
db2perfr -r User id Password the user id needs to an administrator id and password. This command registers performance monitor with NT.
The problem is that is the db2perf.dll in the SQLLIB\Bin directory has a different date and time stamp than the one in the WinNT\system32 subdirectory.
By running the above commands at a command prompt window, you should notice the event errors will stop occurring. A reboot might be required for the changes to take place.
Ron Draper
Computer Information Technology Specialist I
Missouri Department of Natural Resources
MIS Program
526-1077
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Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]06/28/2001 09:33 AM
Please respond to db2eug
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Subject: Re: DB2EUG: DB2_NT_Performance Error in NT Startup
Scott,
Although I haven't found what is causing this event error, just wanted to
let you know that you're not alone! I have noticed the same event error on
our WinNT and Win2000 DB2 servers for quite some time. Also wondering
myself if this is any cause for concern.
Patrick Hans - Database Administration
State of Nebraska Department of Roads
Phone: 402.479.3987
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"McLeod, Scott"
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db2eug
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.
> TTFN and Hold Fast!
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