The IRLMs are identified by what your DB2 SYS PROG requests and is specific to your shop standards. So the IRLP or JRLP would be something unique to your shop and it is possible no one else would use that convention.
You will need to contact the person that installs DB2 at your shop to get a better understanding. Basically each DB2 subsystem consists of one IRLM region and several DB2 started tasks. If you have IMS in your shop, then the IMS system would also have an IRLM. For DB2 if there is no IRLM Started task it knows about, then it will not start. The Lock Manager is very important to DB2. Hope that helps. Lizette -- --We are testing 1.7 and getting ready to go. While messing around with DB2 --we had an issue with the region coming up until we added IRLx and JRLx --entries in the IEFSSN00 subsystem names. I'm not a DB2 type, nor do I --completely understand all the relationships such as IRLP/JRLP for a production --DB2, and T for test, etc. Would someone please enlighten me? MTIA -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
