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I'm using iseries, so I think I can't use DB2 monitor to see current open cursors, I would need something like a select clause or anything else, to be able to close them or at least to kill them.
I'm using iseries, so I think I can't use DB2 monitor to see current open cursors, I would need something like a select clause or anything else, to be able to close them or at least to kill them.