DB2 Administration Menu (ADB2) panel
The DB2 Administration Menu (ADB2) panel is the main menu for accessing Db2 Admin Tool functions.
Attention: You can use the TSO split screen function to access Db2 Admin Tool. However, if the Db2 subsystems that you are accessing are at
different version levels, you might experience unexpected problems, such as a system abend 0C4,
ABEND0C4. To avoid these problems, ensure that the different Db2 subsystems are at the same version level.
This panel lists the following information:
- DB2 System
- The Db2 subsystem name
- DB2 SQL ID
- The current Db2 SQL authorization ID
- Userid
- The user ID
- DB2 Schema
- The Db2 schema
- DB2 Rel
- The Db2 release number
- DB2 F.Lvl
- The Db2 function level. See Db2 function level.
- ApplCompat
- The value of the CURRENT APPLICATION COMPATIBILITY special register. This special register is initially set to the APPLCOMPAT value with which the ADBMAIN package was bound. However, you can update this value within Db2 Admin Tool by using a SET statement or the APPLCOMPAT primary command. See APPLCOMPAT.
- Cat level
- The Db2 catalog level
- Loc.
- If you are connected to a remote Db2 subsystem, the remote subsystem location. If you are not connected to a remote subsystem, the Loc. (Location) field is not displayed.
- Sys. time
- If the Db2 special register
CURRENT TEMPORAL SYSTEM_TIME is not NULL, this field shows
CHANGED
. Otherwise, if this special register is set to NULL, this field is not displayed. - Bus. time
- If the Db2 special register
CURRENT TEMPORAL BUSINESS_TIME is not NULL, this field shows
CHANGED
. Otherwise, if this special register is set to NULL, this field is not displayed.
From this panel, you can specify the following options:
- 1
- Select this option to display information from the Db2 catalog about Db2 objects and authorizations for those objects.
- 2
- Select this option to execute SQL statements.
- 3
- Select this option to run performance and space usage queries.
- 4
- Select this option to change your current SQL ID. This action is equivalent to issuing the Db2 Admin Tool primary command SQLID.
- 5
- Select this option to generate utility jobs that use lists (defined by the LISTDEF utility) and templates (defined by the TEMPLATE utility).
- P
- Select this option to change Db2 Admin Tool parameters.
- DD
- Select this option to see the system catalog panels for a remote Db2 system.
- E
- Select this option to use the EXPLAIN statement. You can enter an SQL statement and see the resulting rows in a plan table (PLAN_TABLE), list rows from a plan table and see how Db2 will execute SQL statements in application plans or packages that were bound with EXPLAIN(YES), or create and upgrade a plan table.
- Z
- Select this option to display a list of system administration functions.
- SM
- Select this option to perform space manager functions.
- W
- Select this option to display the work statement list library and to manage work statement lists.
- CC
- Select this option to maintain and update the catalog copy version table. This option is displayed only if you customized your system to support multiple catalog copies.
- CM
- Select this option to use the Change Management functions. You can manage objects such as changes, versions, masks, and ignores. You can also complete tasks such as managing report changes. This option is displayed only if Db2 Admin Tool has been customized to enable the use of Change Management.
- S
- This option is “hidden”, meaning that it is not displayed on the panel. Select S to access the Db2 Admin Tool product sample application.