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Old 02-27-2008, 02:49 AM
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Default Lock-waits don't get logged ... but

what commands can I use to find out what connection is causing a lock?

where can i change the verbosity level of db2 logfiles?
where are those logfiles?

Greetings & Thanks
Victor
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Old 02-27-2008, 02:49 AM
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Default Re: Lock-waits don't get logged ... but

Snapshot for locks will show you what applications are in lock wait, and
the app holding the lock they need.

diag level is adjusted by the dbm cfg parm diaglevel, and the log file
goes in sqllib\db2dump by default (or DIAGPATH in the dbm cfg if that is
set).

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> what commands can I use to find out what connection is causing a lock?
>
> where can i change the verbosity level of db2 logfiles?
> where are those logfiles?
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> Greetings & Thanks
> Victor

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