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** SOURCE FILE NAME: dbsnap.c 
**
** SAMPLE: Capture a snapshot at the database level
**          
**         This sample creates an instance attachment, and calls functions  
**         in utilsnap.c to capture a database-level snapshot and print
**         the monitor data. 
**
**         In order to access database-level monitor data, you must
**         connect to the relevant database before you run this sample.
**
** STRUCTURES USED:
**         sqlma
**
**                           
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****************************************************************************/

#include "utilsnap.c"

int GetDatabaseSnapshot(void);

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  int rc = 0;
  char nodeName[SQL_INSTNAME_SZ + 1];
  char user[USERID_SZ + 1];
  char pswd[PSWD_SZ + 1];

  /* check the command line arguments */
  rc = CmdLineArgsCheck2(argc, argv, nodeName, user, pswd);
  if (rc != 0) return rc;

  printf("\nTHIS SAMPLE SHOWS HOW TO GET A DATABASE LEVEL SNAPSHOT.\n");

  /* attach to a local or remote instance */
  rc = InstanceAttach(nodeName, user, pswd);
  if (rc != 0) return rc;

  /* turn on all the monitor switches */
  rc = TurnOnAllMonitorSwitches();
  if (rc != 0) return rc;

  /* capture a snapshot at the database level and print the monitor data */
  rc = GetDatabaseSnapshot();

  /* detach from the local or remote instance */
  rc = InstanceDetach(nodeName);

  return rc;
} /* main */

/***************************************************************************/
/* GetDatabaseSnapshot                                                     */
/* Initialize the sqlma with values that tell the db2GetSnapshot API to    */
/* capture a database-level snapshot. Then pass the sqlma to the           */
/* GetSnapshot function in utilsnap.c, which captures the snapshot (using  */
/* the db2GetSnapshot API) and prints the monitor data.                    */
/***************************************************************************/
int GetDatabaseSnapshot(void)
{
  int rc = 0;                   /* return code */
  unsigned int obj_num = 10;    /* # of objects to monitor */
  struct sqlma *ma_ptr = NULL;  /* sqlma structure pointer */
  unsigned int ma_sz;           /* size of sqlma structure */

  /* determine and allocate the required memory for sqlma structure */
  /* the memory allocated to ma_ptr is freed in the GetSnapshot function */
  ma_sz = SQLMASIZE(obj_num);
  ma_ptr = (struct sqlma *) malloc(ma_sz);
  if ( ma_ptr == NULL)
  {
    printf("error allocating sqlma. Exiting.\n");
    return(99);
  }

  /* initialize sqlma structure -- of significant importance here is the */
  /* "obj_type" parameter, which indicates the categories of monitor data */
  /* that will be collected */
  memset(ma_ptr, '\0', ma_sz);
  ma_ptr->obj_num = obj_num;
  ma_ptr->obj_var[0].obj_type = SQLMA_DBASE_ALL;
  ma_ptr->obj_var[1].obj_type = SQLMA_BUFFERPOOLS_ALL;
  ma_ptr->obj_var[2].obj_type = SQLMA_DBASE_REMOTE_ALL;
  ma_ptr->obj_var[3].obj_type = SQLMA_DBASE;
  strncpy((char *)ma_ptr->obj_var[3].object, "SAMPLE", SQLM_OBJECT_SZ);
  ma_ptr->obj_var[4].obj_type = SQLMA_DBASE_APPLS;
  strncpy((char *)ma_ptr->obj_var[4].object, "SAMPLE", SQLM_OBJECT_SZ);
  ma_ptr->obj_var[5].obj_type = SQLMA_DBASE_TABLESPACES;
  strncpy((char *)ma_ptr->obj_var[5].object, "SAMPLE", SQLM_OBJECT_SZ);
  ma_ptr->obj_var[6].obj_type = SQLMA_DBASE_LOCKS;
  strncpy((char *)ma_ptr->obj_var[6].object, "SAMPLE", SQLM_OBJECT_SZ);
  ma_ptr->obj_var[7].obj_type = SQLMA_DBASE_BUFFERPOOLS;
  strncpy((char *)ma_ptr->obj_var[7].object, "SAMPLE", SQLM_OBJECT_SZ);
  ma_ptr->obj_var[8].obj_type = SQLMA_DBASE_TABLES;
  strncpy((char *)ma_ptr->obj_var[8].object, "SAMPLE", SQLM_OBJECT_SZ);
  ma_ptr->obj_var[9].obj_type = SQLMA_DYNAMIC_SQL;
  strncpy((char *)ma_ptr->obj_var[9].object, "SAMPLE", SQLM_OBJECT_SZ);

  rc = GetSnapshot(ma_ptr);

  return rc;
} /* GetDatabaseSnapshot */