Hi,
I have one Db2 utility job is running in a service class (vel 50, imp 4)
anthr db2 utility job in a service class(vel 30,imp 4). Does Db2 give them
same service, if other factors remain constant?
Both the utility jobs are doing the same thing.
Thanks,
Vatsal
I am getting a request from my DB2 guy to set up WLM and make
appropriate RACF entries for something that is optional in 1.7, required
in 1.8, and, I think, dropped in 1.9.
Something about stored procedures and separate address spaces. The FM's
I've searched don't give me a clear picture of
in WLM for the
DB2 address space. Try
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/dzichelp/v2r2/index.jsp?topic=/
com.ibm.db2.doc.admin/dwlmenv.htm. Watch the wrap. This is from the
DB2 Info Center. I just did a search on applenv wlm.
Larry Gray
Large Systems Engineering
Lowe's Companies
336-658
Something about stored procedures and separate address spaces. The FM's I've
searched don't give me a clear picture of what is what.
First, Stored Procedure Address Spaces have been replaced with Distributed Data
Facility (DDF) address spaces.
SPAS is still supported, but IBM recommends that
On 18 Mar 2008 18:23:27 GMT, Hal Merritt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
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I am getting a request from my DB2 guy to set up WLM and make
appropriate RACF entries for something that is optional in 1.7,
required in 1.8, and, I think, dropped in 1.9.
Something about
of confusion could be eliminated by using the
terminology precisely as it is used in the literature.
db
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I
managed stored procedure address
spaces, by defining DB2 specific WLM application environments. However since
these are DB2 specific, they are still stored procedure address spaces. What
is no longer recommended (and for DB2 9, not supported) is the DB2 managed
SPAS, so all stored procedures
We need to collect a SYSMDUMP from a DB2 SP WLM task. The SYSMDUMP
DD needs to point to a disk data set. There can be multiple instances of the
DB2 SP WLM task running concurrently, so there is a need to uniquely name
the data set for the SYSMDUMP. GDGs don't work because
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We need to collect a SYSMDUMP from a DB2 SP WLM task. The SYSMDUMP
DD needs to point to a disk data set. There can
Of Wayne Driscoll
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Search the archives for some details from Ed Jaffe regarding pointing
the SYSMDUMP DD to a SYSOUT dataset, and then saving it to a dataset if
and only if you need
Wayne Driscoll wrote:
Search the archives for some details from Ed Jaffe regarding pointing
the SYSMDUMP DD to a SYSOUT dataset, and then saving it to a dataset if
and only if you need it.
SYSMDUMP to sysout. The only way to fly! (Or, at least, the only way I
fly.) ;-)
Imbriale, Donald wrote:
Thanks Wayne. I had searched the archives. My tests show that SYSMDUMP
directed to SYSOUT, then copied to a dataset (via SDSF for example),
results in a partially corrupted SYSMDUMP.
I look at many such dumps and have never experienced any corruption
using this
After further research I see that the 'corruption' is the insertion of carriage
control characters. This is being done by SDSF when using line command
XDC, even if the correct data set attributes are specified for the output data
set.
Instead, I created an appropriate data set, allocated it
LaBonté]
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Wayne Driscoll wrote:
Search the archives for some details
(off-list to hide my ignorance)
No it wasn't!
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Hi -- a helpful suggestion got me past my error.
Thank you!
Stg
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Great tips -- thanks all.
Using RMF screens (which I have access to) and looking over someone's
shoulder for WLM screen's (which I don't have access to) I found that my
assumptions were basically correct, but that I was looking at the wrong
thing.
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