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In DB2LUW How to find the statement/Query/SQL running against a Static SQL section number
This question comes many times. So, trying to clarify a bit. We have a Db2 application snapshot and it’s not showing the statement the application is running. Instead it’s showing package details. Example,...
from Blog: Thoughts from Support
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How to add the Details Section to a table Community Blog
Steps to add the Details Section to a table. 1. In order to properly set up the details section in a table you need to add both events in the table: toggleselectrow and toggledetailstate. The events are added in the table by tablecol tags. 2. Add a...
from Blog: Asset Management
Modified on by LeandroGarcia
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Query Optimization class - which one is in effect? explain_from_section tells it ! Community Blog
NishantSinha
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optimizer
access
query
compiler
explain
current
class
plan
db2
optimization
section
explain_from_section
dft_queryopt
10,370 Views
A query optimization class is a set of query rewrite rules and optimization techniques for compiling queries. It is one of the most important determinants in the evaluation and selection of an access plan for a particular query. DB2 provides multiple ways to...
from Blog: DB2 Problem Troubleshooting and Tips
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Maximo support for Federal government security & accessibility standards Community Blog
Arun.Narayanan
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fips
nist
federal
security
usgcb
section
maximo
508
sp800-131a
fdcc
ibmeam
12,071 Views
You may have many questions surrounding Maximo support for USGCB, FDCC, FIPS support, NIST SP800-131a and Section 508 accessibility. The following article provides you further details regarding Maximo support for these standards. USGCB is the US Government...
from Blog: Asset Management
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Reality Check: SQL PL Profiler and plan explain with actual row counts
SergeRielau
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section
actuals
procedure
db2exfmt
trigger
profile
explain
function
19 Comments
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UPDATE: Feb 11, 2012 I have added a TRACE procedure and renamed ENABLE/DISABLE_EXPLAIN_ACTUALS to ENABLE/DISABLE_ACTIVITY_MONITOR. The TRACE procedure returns a formatted trace of all SQL monitored by the activity monitor. This includes nested compiled...
from Blog: SQL Tips for DB2 LUW
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