Try looking in a running DB2 script for a line that sets functions. It
will start with a dot (.). Something like " .
/home/db2inst1/sqllib/db2profile "
tom
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Toto, I have a feeling we're not in the mainframe world any more.
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question on DB2 and crontab
We are trying to schedule DB2 and CM maintenance using crontab. The
maintenance has to be done as root. I've set the commands in roots
crontab and al looked fine. It appeared the commands worked because they
created the log files (with correct date and time stamps) associated
with the maintenance. But on closer examination the files all had a zero
byte count. So it looks as if crontab is doing his job and maintenance
is starting but no output is coming out and it also looks as if the
backups aren't done. I did a chmod on the scripts so I know they can
be executed. And I know the script work because when the scripts are
issued manually they work.
Ideas??
Thanks
Mace
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