We are at the same level of fixpack as you and not running into a problems.
What you are describing sounds like something we ran into a long time ago
when we first started using UDB.   Is there any kind of backup processing
going on when these errors occur?  If DB2 can't get to a file because some
other process had hold of it, DB2 would say something is wrong and mark the
database as bad.  It took us a while to learn to make sure that the server
backups were not touching anything that DB2 wanted.   I doubt if this is it
if the problem just started happening...

Thanks.






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Hello Again List,

We have been getting errors in the db2diag.log this morning that seem to be
related to 2 different databases.  Below is a sequence of these errors.
This sequence has been repeated 2 time each for both of the databases.  The
sequences of errors are not happening at the same time.  We haven't heard
of anything being wrong from the user end and I can connect to and query
against the tables in the databases.  We are at UDB version 7.2 fixpack 6
on Windows 2000.  I am wondering if anyone has seen something similar to
this or has any ideas where I might need to start to look to resolve this.
The last line stating "Marking the database as bad" is very concerning to
me as you may know.  I am wondering what exactly that would mean.

Any guidance is appreciated.

Thanks,
Tim

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2003-02-25-10.53.40.475000   Instance:DB2   Node:000
PID:1520(db2syscs.exe)   TID:984   Appid:none
data_protection  sqlpgifl   Probe:90
DIA3711C A file "" could not be found.

ZRC=0xFFFFE60A

2003-02-25-10.53.40.491000   Instance:DB2   Node:000
PID:1520(db2syscs.exe)   TID:2192   Appid:none
data_protection  sqlpgilt   Probe:640
DIA3856C No message was found in the message queue.

ZRC=0xFFFFF640

2003-02-25-10.53.40.491001   Instance:DB2   Node:000
PID:1520(db2syscs.exe)   TID:2192   Appid:none
data_protection  sqlpgasn   Probe:400

Logging can not continue due to an error. 0000 0000
....


2003-02-25-10.53.40.506000   Instance:DB2   Node:000
PID:1520(db2syscs.exe)   TID:888   Appid:0A1B013E.DE12.030127225532
data_protection  sqlpgint   Probe:270   Database:WASPRD3C
DIA3856C No message was found in the message queue.

ZRC=0xFFFFF640

2003-02-25-10.53.40.506001   Instance:DB2   Node:000
PID:1520(db2syscs.exe)   TID:888   Appid:0A1B013E.DE12.030127225532
base_sys_utilities  sqledint   Probe:9   Database:WASPRD3C

DiagData
40f6 ffff                                     @���


2003-02-25-10.53.40.506002   Instance:DB2   Node:000
PID:1520(db2syscs.exe)   TID:888   Appid:0A1B013E.DE12.030127225532
base_sys_utilities  sqledint   Probe:9   Database:WASPRD3C

RIDS/sqledint MS/UNKNOWN_ERR PRCS/940f6 ffff
@���


String Title:sqleMarkDBad: PID:1520 Node:000
Marking the database bad.



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