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SYSIBM.SYSLGRNX table

The SYSLGRNX table stores recovery log ranges that record the time an index space defined with COPY YES or a table space was open for updates. This provides an efficient way for DB2® to access the appropriate log records for recovery, rather than having to scan every record in the recovery log for a particular table.

Column name Data type Description Use
LGRDBID
CHAR(2)
FOR BIT DATA
DBID of the modified object S
LGRPSID
CHAR(2)
FOR BIT DATA
OBID of the modified object S
LGRUCDT CHAR(6) Modification date in the form mmddyy S
LGRUCTM CHAR(8) Modification time in the form hhmmssth S
LGRSRBA
CHAR(6)
FOR BIT DATA
Starting RBA S
LGRSPBA
CHAR(6)
FOR BIT DATA
Stopping RBA S
LGRPART SMALLINT Partition number in the table space or index space S
LGRSLRSN
CHAR(6)
FOR BIT DATA
Start of changeStarting LRSN of update log records for data sharing. Otherwise, the system clock value that corresponds to the first update log record.End of change S
LGRELRSN
CHAR(6)
FOR BIT DATA
Start of changeStart of changeEnding LRSN of update log records for data sharing. Otherwise, the system clock value that corresponds to the last update log record.End of changeEnd of change S
LGRMEMB CHAR(2) Data sharing member ID of the modifying DB2 subsystem. X'0000' for a non-data-sharing environment. S
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