First I'd better introduce myself.
My name is Phil Nelson, I work for Scottish Widows as a Senior DBA and I
have been using DB2 since it was OS/2 DBM (in fact OS/2 EE).
I currently look after AIX, Solaris and Linux DB2 servers (also DB2 for
OS/390, IMS, SQL Server and Oracle).
Now here's my first question (your starter for 10) -
I want to set up user exit on our Solaris boxes to move logs to another
box when they are archived.
I want to use a script rather than a compiled program - mainly because I
can handle Perl and shell scripts better than C, and also because we don't
have a C compiler on our Solaris boxes.
I've created a very simple Perl script, with a view to testing what is
passed into the script. It basically prints out the contents of @ARGV.
I've tried just writing to STDOUT, also to a file.
I set USEREXIT on in DB CFG. I then ran a big update of a test table and
watched for new logs to appear.
No output appears anywhere. There's also nothing in db2diag.log to say
the user exit wasn't found.
HELP !!!
TIA
Phil Nelson
Senior DBA
Bojnice Database Consulting
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